The phrase "adding that it believes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to convey that someone or an organization is expressing their belief or opinion about a particular matter.
Example: "The spokesperson issued a statement, adding that it believes the new policy will benefit the community."
Alternatives: "stating that it believes" or "noting that it believes".
"As a result, they [the valuer] were satisfied that the valuation advice provided is fully supported and reflects the attributes of the property at the time of the inspection," says Virgin, adding that it believes the value is "appropriate".
Ignoring the actions of OnOneMap, who do not want to be licensed or pay the charges that others are legally required to pay would, therefore, leave us open to challenge from our other customers," the EA said, adding that it believes "information on flood risk should be the best data available, and should be accurate and up to date".
"The company believes that the allegations contained in the complaint are without merit and intends to vigorously defend this action," Realogy said in the filing, adding that it believes the incurrence of the new loans are allowed under the senior toggle note contract and credit agreements.
Starbucks said it was pleased with the jury's decision, adding that it believed its workers did nothing wrong.
The Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions said the news was "bitterly disappointing", adding that it believed it was possible to continue production at Woodford.
Jamaat, a key member of the 18-party alliance opposition led by BNP, also called a strike on Tuesday, adding that it believed the verdict to be "politically-motivated".
"The bottom line is that no piece of kit is used for external aggression or internal repression," it said, adding that it believed the government's arms export licensing system was stringent and transparent.
The AA said that wholesale petrol prices were also falling, adding that it believed this means "a 1p drop in the pump price is on the cards".
"Can a computer make you cry?" It's 30 years since video games giant Electronic Arts ran an advert asking that question, adding that it believed the medium had the potential to "bring people's thoughts and feelings closer together".
Russia's Defence Ministry said conditions in Syria were deteriorating, adding that it believed the ceasefire had been breached 199 times by rebels and saying the United States would be responsible if it were to collapse.
The broker added that it believes "Homeserve has taken a major step in putting regulatory issues behind it… UK customer growth is ahead and cost savings are on track.
