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The phrase "added to the soil" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of incorporating materials or substances into the soil for agricultural or gardening purposes.
Example: "Organic matter is often added to the soil to improve its fertility and structure."
Alternatives: "incorporated into the soil" or "mixed into the soil".
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The amendments were added to the soil at 10% dose.
Organic matter may be added to the soil by mechanical means or by growing it there.
This, however, often leads to excess phosphorous being added to the soil.
Arsenic species in the fronds were slightly influenced by arsenic forms added to the soil.
To remedy the problem, use iron chelate, either as a foliar feed or added to the soil.
The sludge from the bottom of the pond could be added to the soil as humus, he advised.
The CO2-C release strongly depended on the presence of nutrients only when no biochar was added to the soil.
Mineralisation of the C added to the soil was inversely correlated to the degree of stabilisation of the composting mixtures.
Ni added to the soil by sewage sludge increased the metal concentration in the shoots, but not in the grain.
Also a high change in specular scattering coefficient is noticed once moisture is added to the soil.
Three phosphatase enzymes were then added to the soil extract to determine the forms of hydrolysable organic phosphorus.
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