The phrase "adding further evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that you are providing additional proof or support for a claim or argument.
Example: "The study's findings are compelling, adding further evidence to the theory that climate change is accelerating."
Alternatives: "providing additional proof" or "supplying more evidence".
Sonboly took photographs of the scene, adding further evidence to the claim by Munich's police chief, Hubertus Andrae, that the teenager was "obsessed with shooting rampages".
The study included only women, but the researchers cited one earlier study that showed an increase in obesity among men who had children, adding further evidence that social and behavioral factors are part of the explanation.
Authorities believe the person who transmitted the final message from the plane, telling air traffic control "all right, good night," may have known that one of the communications systems had already been shut down, adding further evidence to the suggestion the plane was hijacked.
Applications for first-time jobless benefits fell in the latest week to their lowest level in 2-1/2 yeaddingdding further evidence of an employment sector that is beginning to heal, albeit very slowly.
To our knowledge, this is the first in vivo demonstration that ERK activation can be targeted to the RER, thus adding further evidence for a role of the Ras/ERK pathway in the translation of mRNA.
Incubation with 20 µM of the myosin light chain kinase (MLC K inhibitor ML-7 did not inhibit bleb formation (n = 30 cells), adding further evidence that the blebbing motility module in P0 is not apoptotic blebbing [41].
Ms. Dunn's testimony about Thomas Skakel added further evidence that could raise reasonable doubt in the minds of jurors.
Soon afterwards, so-called knockout mouse studies (which abolished the prion gene in mice making them resistant to prion infection) added further evidence.
Two arthritis experts at the University of California at Los Angeles have added further evidence of Dr. Reiter's role as a Nazi who helped plan and approve "human experiments" in concentration camps.
