The phrase "adding a newly" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "I am adding a newly created feature to the software."
Alternatives: "adding a new" or "introducing a new".
Today's update on Windows also adds a newly redesigned toolbar, which centralizes access to common menus and actions like Home, Calling Phones, Creating Groups, and Adding Contacts.
We adapted the application for COPD patients and added a newly developed module for medication adherence.
To address the problem of excessive negative pressures, we added a newly developed one-way-valve for automatic pressure and volume compensation to the MEPS.
In March, the ICG added a new chairman, Martti Ahtisaari, the newly retired president of Finland.It says much for the place of non-governmental organisations in world affairs these days that ex-ministers and ex-presidents compete to run them.
Mr. Gabrielli told reporters Saturday that it was important to recover the half-million gallons of fuel inside the ship as soon as possible, adding that a newly appointed scientific commission would by Sunday evening evaluate whether the search operations could be carried out simultaneously with the salvage work.
"All I saw was what it could do for my future," added Ms. Forbes, a newly promoted captain.
In late medieval music, discantus referred to a particular style of organum featuring one or more countermelodies added to a newly rhythmicized plainsong melody.
"We will do it together," he added, wearing a newly grown beard and fingering Islamic prayer beads as he reclined on a love seat in a spare office tucked in a nearly deserted downtown hotel.
He added that a newly built medical center was "staking out Cleveland as a national leader in medical technology" and that the area would recapture the jobs it lost within three to five years "without a doubt".
And the elevated prow, long hood and short front overhang add to a newly informal effect.
