The phrase "adding stimulus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, psychology, or any situation where an increase in motivation or activity is being discussed.
Example: "The government is focused on adding stimulus to the economy to encourage spending and investment."
Alternatives: "injecting stimulus" or "providing stimulus".
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee MPCC) did the right thing last week by adding stimulus to the UK economy.
Together, the surveys showed that a gradual slowdown that began to materialize earlier this year is continuing as the Chinese authorities — eager to wean the economy off excessive credit growth — refrain from adding stimulus.
For six-plus years, Abenomics has been weakening the yen and adding stimulus to help Toyota Motor and Nissan Motor sell more cars.
As Chinese companies display their competitive luster, and Americans feel the squeeze, IPOs on U.S. soil are a boon to U.S. investors, thereby adding stimulus to the U.S. economy.
chief of world economic studies, said Germany appeared to be the major European economy best situated to add stimulus.
What is needed in the short term is added stimulus to promote job growth.
This, of course, is the same Bayesian rationale the Fed has often used to justify added stimulus.
Analysts widely expect Beijing to announce added stimulus measures as the extent of the global downturn, and the effect on China's exporters in particular, becomes apparent.
In fact, they suggested that they might even add stimulus — increasing their $85 billion a month in bond purchases — if economic conditions worsen.
This added stimulus would flood the banking system with new cash and indirectly push banks to lend to businesses and citizens.
A further basic weakness of Mr. Trump's budget proposal is that it would add stimulus to the economy at the very time that the economy is at or very close to full employment.
