The phrase "addendum is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when defining or introducing an addendum in a document or discussion.
Example: "The addendum is a crucial part of the contract that outlines additional terms and conditions."
Alternatives: "the addendum represents" or "the addendum refers to".
(The sissy addendum is not in there).
The addendum is available online at bit.ly/nW3DU9.ly/nW3DU9
The purpose of this addendum is to clarify two shortcomings in the paper of the title.
The Uber Addendum is signed by drivers on the Uber-Black platform.
This addendum is an extension of a series of research work on the combined energy and attitude control system (CEACS) for small satellites.
The intriguing addendum is that the A's will not react the way they did after Mulder missed 29 days with a strained left forearm last year.
His addendum was directed at cricket's wider authorities, but applies to Twenty20 under whichever guise it's played: "You have to be careful you don't kill the goose that laid the golden egg".
As noted in our statistics of this year's NPAs and DPAs, more than half of the agreements involved financial institutions, seven of which (and the addendum) were executed during the second half of 2018.
The addendum was written for Selecta Hermann Weyl dedicated to Weyl on his 70th birthday and is also reprinted in the collected works with the original paper Gravitation und Elektrizität.
He said the mitigation measures outlined in the environmental survey and addendum were "considered to be appropriate", and noted that no statutory consultees had raised a formal objection to the proposal.
Heidegger's famous essay was first published in 1950, along with its undated "Afterword" (which, judging from its terminology, stems from about 1938), as the first chapter of Holzwege; the 1956 "Addendum" was first added to the 1960 Reclam edition.
