The phrase "adding data to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of inputting or incorporating information into a system, database, or document.
Example: "The next step involves adding data to the existing database to ensure all records are up to date."
Alternatives: "inputting data into the" or "inserting data into the".
This means that no individual can prevent someone from adding data to the ledger, and so it can constantly be updated.
This is a new way of looking at information, and it is already having its affect on other media forms, from pop-up videos (adding data to the already overwhelming quick-cut videos) to the information firehose of Bloomberg to the one-mile wide/one-inch deep editorial content of magazines like InStyle.
In the immediate term, economists are focused on this Friday, when the latest monthly snapshot of the nation's job market will be released by the Labor Department, adding data to the debate over whether the unemployment rate -- 9.1percentt as of July -- is on its way down or, as many economists fear, could remain elevated for months or even years.
The criteria for adding data to the network were set as follows: The mechanism must be described as direct.
To our knowledge, this is the first structural/functional study on animal KHC, adding data to the study performed in fungi (Seiler et al., 2000).
By adding data to this framework, the creators of the NYCMap imagine a powerful tool for the city government.
The orders also give states more money to help them add data to the system and compel federal agencies to share more mental health data on workers.
Hospital staff add data to the same beam.
As in the previous example, the authorization token is used to determine who can add data to the system.
Now an analysis of 2000 skulls ranging from 100 to 10,000 years old adds data to the controversy.
Not only do we add data to the system ourselves, but we encourage everyone else to contribute as well.
