The phrase "adding particularly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize a specific aspect or detail in a statement or argument.
Example: "The report was thorough, adding particularly relevant data that supported our findings."
Alternatives: "including especially" or "notably adding".
"Richard is interested in people," said Mark Halperin, a political analyst for Time and an author of "Game Change," a book about the 2008 presidential race that HBO adapted, adding, "particularly if they are big and charismatic like him".
Still, though he said he would be "getting off the stage" on Jan . 20 he noted: "I just can't envision myself, you know, with a big straw hat and Hawaiian shirt, sitting on some beach," adding, "particularly since I quit drinking".
Police, he said, "are not only adding to the pool of guns available for misuse, but adding particularly lethal guns and making them more affordable". ATF has never studied the phenomenon, and the agency's data are fragmentary and flawed, The Post found.
"We have so many problems here", Mr Warren said, adding: "Particularly in bad weather.
"There may be some storm clouds on the horizon," he added, particularly if dot-coms significantly cut back on ad spending in the traditional media.
And philosophy is born.' Though not, you might add, particularly conspicuously on this occasion.
The consequences will be vast if the question is added, particularly a possible decrease in participation.
"It's one of the biggest problems I deal with," he added, particularly when it comes to meeting eligible women.
"You need that," he added, "particularly if you're going to go ahead with tall buildings there".
"Our industry has to do everything we can" to improve, she added, "particularly in this economic climate".
That is why coming in through an acquisition makes sense, she added, particularly for public relations, because "p.r.
