The phrase "adding a declaration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of including a formal statement or announcement in a document or discussion.
Example: "The committee is considering adding a declaration to the report to clarify their stance on the issue."
Alternatives: "including a statement" or "inserting a declaration".
Being suspected of maintaining "ambitions against the free, democratic basic order", the Scientology organization added a declaration on human rights and democracy to its bylaws.
"I'm not changing my opinion on it," he added, a defiant declaration that, like his comments to reporters about the surplus and tax cuts, was largely unprompted.
Both add a simple declaration to a feed that tells a subscriber which hub/cloud has been delegated the responsibility of handling subscriptions.
A senior MEP has suggested that the EU could add a political declaration to its Northern Ireland backstop plan to make it more acceptable to the UK.
Sites won't immediately benefit just by adding a declaration to their pages.
Add a partner reference below _mainPort declaration '[Partner("drive", Contract=drive.Contract.Identifier, CreationPolicy=PartnerCreationPolicy.UsePartnerListEntry)]'. Add a port for this partner just below the [Service…] line you just added 'private drive.DriveOperations _drivePort = new drive.DriveOperations;'.DriveOperations
Each of its 11 tracks has her name in the credits, and together they add up to a declaration of selfhood.
Yee said she stood by her office's decision to review a draft of the lawsuit against the city, adding that the declaration was an objective statement by a staffer recapping audit findings.
He turned it into a trilogy of beautifully drawn books about the most famous texts in America, adding "The Declaration of Independence" and "The Gettysburg Address".
Since the asynchronous symbolic model checker does not force the system to eventually choose a given process (event) to execute, we have to use a fairness constraint by adding the following declaration: " FAIRNESS running", which can force the checker to execute a given process (event) infinitely often [ 22].
