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The phrase "adding coloured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of incorporating color into something, such as a design, artwork, or text.
Example: "The artist is adding coloured elements to the canvas to enhance the overall composition."
Alternatives: "incorporating color" or "introducing color".
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Adding coloured rocks and dead crushed coral might give pleasure to your guppies and also make your aquarium eye catchy.
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Backed vinyl sheets can have added coloured chips, with a final clear coating producing a three-dimensional effect.
It was general practice in the late middle ages to add coloured vegetable juices to temper the blueish tonality of verdigris.
Here, a British lieutenant, Neville Chamberlain, added coloured balls to the original game and assigned their worth, playing with first year cadets who were nicknamed Snookers.
Since worksheets are for students to work on assignments on them, you may no want to add colour, designs, coloured font/writing, or different types of font if the worksheets are for school.
Therefore, node colour is changed according to mRNA expression, and small boxes are added and coloured according to each protein modification's expression value.
Clothes markets in the city have added vivid coloured ski suits to their winter wear collections.
Water down small amounts of the red and the black too, and add different coloured streaks as you go.
Buy a lot of clear nail polishes and add different coloured glitter to each bottle.
However, we have to add colour data to a monochromatic object in order to change with a coloured one.
In the second scenario, the ASR performance for emotionally coloured speech is tried to be improved by adding emotionally coloured data to a baseline speech recogniser that is trained on neutral speech.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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