The phrase "adding minutiae" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of including small, detailed, or trivial pieces of information in a discussion or document.
Example: "While reviewing the report, I found that adding minutiae only served to confuse the main argument."
Alternatives: "including details" or "incorporating specifics".
That means focusing less on administrative minutiae, and adding intellectual rigor to the often tedious board meetings.
"I don't want to give the reader too much information and overwhelm and numb them, said Land. "They stop caring about the book when you throw more and more at them so I try to strike a balance by not adding another two or three hundred pages with minutia that destroys any dramatic allusions".
On Monday, Zeid told the Jewish Chronicle that he was "done with politics because people focus on the minutiae," and added that he had no regrets about expressing a "private opinion" on Obama.
In contrast to other concepts (e.g., the fuzzy commitment scheme) the fuzzy vault scheme does not obscure the original biometric template but hides it by adding chaff points, i.e., helper data comprise original biometric features (e.g., minutiae) in plain form.
But she added, "Once you get into the minutia of it, it is less about the time period than it is about taking risks" with program ideas.
Later he added: "In the series we chased the minutiae of being single a lot, the turn of a rejection phrase — you're a 'plus one,' but no one came.
Plenty of economists believe the neural minutiae of the brain won't add much of value to knowledge of economics, while some neuroscientists question whether this business school graduate is out on a limb.
"The beauty of being a woman today is in savoring the minutiae of life, all the moments that add up to you," she wrote.
Much of this graphic detail, such as a blow-by-blow account of an autopsy of one of the anthrax victims, adds greatly to the story, though the pile-up of other minutiae sometimes gets in the way.This personal approach to telling a scientific story avoids the common mistake of presenting research as a dispassionate and virtually anonymous endeavour.
Add to that the chaotic run-around, paper work and other minutiae that has been tacked on to our bloated health care system.
