The phrase "added to this report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or data that has been included in a report.
Example: "The findings from the latest survey have been added to this report for further analysis."
Alternatives: "included in this report" or "incorporated into this report."
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He added: "To this end, the Treasury's report does bring useful analysis to the table, and it steps up pressure on the campaigners for the UK to leave the EU to come up with more rigorous economic analysis that supports their case".
Additionally, with respect to engaging girls, the report added to this list the following: girl-focused, no jargon and both female and male role models (pp. 23 24).
Eight trials were added to this analysis (one additional trial reported no events), and the overall estimate has changed by 1%.
(According to Mr Gilligan, some intelligence officials were unhappy that this claim was added to the report, believing it to be an unreliable assertion).
Add to this a report in the authoritative newspaper Nezavisimaya Gazeta of September 29, "Gazprom Sets its Sights on the States," reporting that Moscow is trying to take control of energy resource deliveries not only to Europe, but also to the US, "thereby furthering the political interests of Moscow which will be able to use the increasing US energy dependence to exert pressure on Washington".
Through our study, we can add to this topic and report three major interrelating themes that lead people to withdraw from BZDs.
The present study adds to this evidence by reporting an inverse relation between blood Pb levels (< 5 μg/dL) and amplitude of the no-go P3 ERP component, which is believed to be generated within the prefrontal cortex (Davis et al. 2003).
Two articles in this issue of Diabetes Care add to this evidence and report that prepregnancy dietary heme iron intake is associated with an increased risk of diabetes.
