"adding new evidence" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to introducing information that was not previously known or considered. For example, "The witness's testimony is adding new evidence to the case."
And we will be adding new evidence to the mix.
Next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies are adding new evidence for genetic diversity both within and between common tumours.
Our study contributes to the body of knowledge by adding new evidence from a sound association analysis of resident-related and organization-related characteristics.
Depletion of ESCRT subunits causes autophagosome accumulation and defects in receptor tyrosine kinase recycling (Lee et al, 2007; Rusten et al, 2007), adding new evidence that defects in late endosomal/lysosomal functions may be responsible of the Vps15 mutant phenotype.
From our data, it is tempting to speculate that the functional similarities between the BLA and ventral Dm may further extend to goal-directed behavior, adding new evidence for the homology of the two structures.
Here, we describe our similar findings in this context, confirming the recent report as well as adding new evidence to the mechanism of translation and the mode of regulation.
Consequently, a hypothetical link between MS4A2 and AD would add new evidence in favor of the AD neuroinflammatory hypothesis, suggesting a role for the immune system in the pathogenesis of AD.
We have added new evidence from 'unique n-grams': that is, phrases that occur in the passage being tested.
"Brothers" is a fearless, passionate, often angry book that both summarizes much of the vast conspiracy literature and attempts to add new evidence that Talbot himself amassed through dogged interviews with many people connected — directly or indirectly — with the Kennedy years.
As the first federal effort since 1997 to examine instruction and measure student achievement in music and the arts, the survey has added new evidence to the debate about whether American schools are cutting back on the subjects they teach to concentrate on improving students' basic skills.
She added new evidence to her suggestion that "Testimony" is a hoax: a memo, drafted by Shostakovich's friend Isaak Glikman shortly after "Testimony" was published, records Shostakovich, in the last months of his life, railing against the business of writing memoirs.
