The phrase "added to this total" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an amount that is being included in a sum or calculation.
Example: "The expenses for the month were $500, and the new charges will be added to this total."
Alternatives: "included in this total" or "combined with this total".
With the current composition, to achieve maximum specific activity (crucial for in vivo imaging), the protein must be added to this total volume, leading to low protein concentration and hence inefficient labelling [12] and high wastage.
A 30% increase was added to this total in order to compensate for possible loss, thereby resulting in estimate of 172 adults 20 44 years old and 68 45–64 years old, total sample was 240 individuals.
Lipid standards were added to this total volume (the volume of lipid standards was subtracted from the total volume of chloroform/methanol) which depends on the weight of each brain (Table 3).
3 Everyday expenditures should also be added to this total, such as the increased frequency of clothes washing, the time the family spends taking care of the person suffering from UI, and the costs related to the treatment of emotional and psychological problems.
Added to this total is four aerial victories.
Text messaging and voice calls were not counted, but would add to this total if they had been.
Additional years of IPV over 1989 2007 follow-up were added to this cumulative total.
One item about rules concerning binge drinking was added to this questionnaire, resulting in a total of 11 items (e.g., "How often do you allow your child to come home tipsy?").
When BMI was added to this model, to control for total adiposity, we again saw that black females had significantly lower increases in waist circumference relative to white females, both before and after controlling for the time of menarche (p < 0.05).
A standard 10% for non-responses were added to this sample size to give a total of 424 respondents.
Add to this 15% of its total sales from the consumer personal computer market, which is emanating signs of slowdown.
