The phrase "adding clause" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a clause that provides additional information or context within a sentence.
Example: "The sentence was clear, but the adding clause helped to elaborate on the main idea."
Alternatives: "additional clause" or "supplementary clause".
Ms. Gilbert says that as issues arise with clients, she is constantly adding clauses to her contracts.
Many of the other Salafis, including Khairallah, followed suit, adding clauses like "and apply the Sharia of Allah".
They, and some in the financial industry, argue that many countries have been adding clauses to their bond contracts that all bondholders must accept a restructuring if two-thirds or three-fourths of bondholders vote to do so.
"He has favorable circumstances, but she has domestic politics, too," he said, and she is seen as likely to agree only to symbolic changes in the fiscal pact — not renegotiating it so much as adding clauses about growth to it.
As a result of Hoyt's case, major league teams took steps that they believed would give them more flexibility, adding clauses to contracts that said they could make a player's contract no longer guaranteed.
Mr. Kurkin, the Miami lawyer, said many dealers were adding clauses to their sales contracts, saying that if the rebates did not come through, the customer would have to pay the difference.
BBC management attempted to preserve the original idea that Project Canvas will primarily benefit public service broadcasters by adding clauses to protect the core purpose in the articles of association that all partners must agree to.
However, if we are to award consultants so much work across the public sector then we must seriously consider adding clauses that give the Government the right to investigate should they be subjected to overseas offers – before these deals are cleared.
The effort has prompted the provincial government to amend a proposed bill on municipal financing, adding clauses that would prevent mayors convicted of crimes from staying in office.
Newly added clauses remove state liability for accidents and do away with environmental impact assessments.
