The phrase "added wraparound" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something has been enhanced or modified to include a wraparound feature or effect, often in design or programming.
Example: "The new software update includes an added wraparound feature that improves the user interface."
Alternatives: "enhanced wraparound" or "incorporated wraparound".
Backstrom added a wraparound later in the game for his 17th goal of the season.
The animators added the wraparound at the beginning to set Bart against the crowd and put the video in "some sort of context".
In The Roost -- his tidy little horror film about a group of travelers threatened by some really nasty bats -- he added a wraparound featuring Tom Noonan in tacky butler drag, holding forth in front of a cardboard set as host of a local Saturday Night Chiller Feature broadcast.
She started with a simple, symmetrical three-bedroom plan, excising extraneous spaces — the seldom-used formal dining room, for instance — while enlarging windows wherever she could and adding a wraparound porch.
They also added a garage, workshop and wraparound deck.
In addition, two penthouse-level stories with wraparound terraces will be added that will straddle the roofs of two of the buildings.
At Mr. Doll's house in Northport over the years, a wraparound porch has been replaced, a second-story tower added above the parlor's bay window, and the house extended at the back.
A long bar near the entrance serves tapas, and in the main dining room, well-spaced tables and wraparound windows add to the feeling of lightness and buoyancy.
A long bar near the entrance serves tapas, and in the main dining room, well-spaced tables and wraparound windows add to a feeling of lightness and buoyancy.
A spacious attic and summer kitchen were added over time, and in 1879, a Montreal banker bought the home and added the central tower and wraparound veranda that give it a distinctive Victorian appearance.
