The phrase "adding an item of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of including or incorporating a specific item into a list, collection, or discussion.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be adding an item of interest to the agenda for further discussion."
Alternatives: "including an item of" or "incorporating an item of".
The Department of Health recommended routine administration of the influenza vaccine to all aged over 74 years in 1998 and in 2000 extended this to all aged over 64 years while adding an item-of-service payment [ 3].
The message adds an item of local interest, saying: "Romney supported the bailouts for his Wall Street billionaire buddies but opposed the auto bailouts.
Two teams of reviewers (MM/GE and MYB/JCvdW) assessed the methodological quality of the studies independently, by means of a modified version of the criteria list for prognostic studies as developed by Hayden et al. [ 14] Since cross-sectional studies were also included, we added an item concerning the independent assessment of duration of fever and SBI diagnosis.
The experimenter, Dr. Gary Lupyan, who is now doing postdoctoral research at Cornell, added a little item of information to one test group.
If Joaquin disagreed with Jaime (about everything from adding a menu item to the likely outcome of a San Diego Chargers football game), Jaime would lash out, even cry.
The first of these amendments is relatively peripheral to Sorensen's main points; it involves merely adding a fifth item to Sorensen's list of complications (see A-D above).
A scale can be made to look more homogenous and obtain high value of average internal correlation (Cronbach alpha) simply be doubling the number of items or adding a similar set of items [ 18].
Mr Nova said it was estimated regulation would add 6p to the cost of an item of clothing.
So far the efforts, which have included everything from adding an overwhelming number of menu items to asking gourmet chefs to cook a meal with McDonald's ingredients for reporters, haven't paid off.
The Swedish library has been adding a collection of every item printed in the country – from a Bible to a bus schedule – since 1661.
