The phrase "adding efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of contributing additional work or resources towards a goal or project.
Example: "By adding efforts from all team members, we can ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "increasing contributions" or "enhancing efforts".
Bootstrap analyses of catch species richness indicated that there was little difference between adding effort by increasing soak time versus adding effort by increasing the number of nets.
As for the employees of the San Francisco office, she added, efforts would be made to find them new jobs at other Saatchi & Saatchi offices or at other Publicis agencies.
Mr. Boehner added, "Efforts to exploit this crisis for political leverage or partisan quid pro quo will only delay the economic stability that families, seniors and small businesses deserve".
I do ask myself whether the reduction we are observing is because the children have become invisible due to their captors' added efforts to conceal them, but I want to believe that there has really been an improvement.
Lord Holmes added: "Efforts to support disabled people seeking a role in political life should be redoubled to ensure their voices are heard and they are not excluded from the political arena".
It is relevant to underline that the proposed approach allowed planners to concentrate in important issues improving the product and avoid non-value added efforts and time on collateral activities.
Anyway, he adds, efforts by athletes to gain a tiny edge against their rivals and against their own aging are as old and as eternal as sports itself.
While these maps can theoretically improve map length and assembly accuracy, added efforts and cost are required with the former approach and the number of fragile sites are increased with the latter approach.
The bubbly, wise-cracking youngster is still there but he takes a moment longer to phrase responses, there is added effort in the way he applies himself to his job.
