The phrase "added transparency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements in clarity or openness in processes, decisions, or information sharing.
Example: "The new policy aims to promote added transparency in the company's financial reporting."
Alternatives: "increased clarity" or "enhanced openness".
The clear public benefits, according to advocates of the Federal Communications Commission proposal, are easier access to public information and added transparency about the political ads that frequently dominate the public airwaves, often with unceasingly negative messages about political opponents.
The clear public benefits, according to advocates of the proposal, are easier access to public information and added transparency about the political ads that frequently dominate the public airwaves during campaigns.
He added, "Transparency is not stagnant, and there is always room to build on our progress".
"Because of the added transparency many dealers are willing to share the invoice pricing in a very upfront fashion with consumers," said Mr. Morrissey, of the dealers' association.
DeepMind also added transparency to variable sharing.
Looking at the change of brightness in respect to the IR imaging, two categories are defined: darker (Delta RGB > 50), and same (which encompasses the normal added transparency in the IRR range).
"Some see this as a revelation, adding transparency and clarity".
Dodd-Frank focused on adding transparency to derivatives in a couple of ways.
"How do you add transparency and parental input while maintaining that strict accountability to the mayor?
Analysts are calling the confidentiality clause significant because it would deny access to information in the midst of an effort to add transparency to the teaching process.
And by publicizing details like where telecom cables enter the building, these sites add transparency to a business that can seem clubby and secretive.
