The phrase "adding that the channel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to include additional information or clarification about a channel, such as in a discussion or report.
Example: "The spokesperson was quoted as saying, adding that the channel would provide more updates in the coming weeks."
Alternatives: "noting that the channel" or "stating that the channel".
"As of today, we'll be open for business," he said, adding that the channel had good potential because "the appetite for sports seems insatiable".
Ms. Lightcap said Disney had no plans to water down the educational components of its preschool lineup, adding that the channel would work to build "more of an emotional connection" to its young viewers but would continue to emphasize language skills, early math and healthful eating.
Film4's head of development, Sam Lavender, suggests much of the appeal of Morris's Four Lions and Ayoade's Submarine lay in their "very Channel 4, very Film4" sensibilities, adding that the channel "has such a good track record in bringing through and supporting great talent on TV that it's been terrific from time to time to be able to help that talent realise their ambitions for film".
She added that the channel was in talks to add "Twister" to its lineup.
Having said that, he added that the channel would cover a conference of Falun Gong members in Hong Kong planned for Jan . 14
He added that the channel was considering whether to find a direct replacement or let Humble and King present without Oddie for the next series.
Because of this decline of around 12%, he added that the channel "had to protect prime time", which attracts the lion's share of advertising revenue.
Bellamy added that the channel would not be planning to mark the death of Jade Goody even though the reality TV star came to prominence on the broadcaster's long-running reality show, Big Brother.
He added that the channel also had work to do in attracting more ethnic minority faces to the channel after Mr Vine presented him with a list of the channel's key personalities, with only one of them - the chef Ainsley Harriot - coming from an ethnic minority.
Long added that the Channel 4 investigation revealed evidence that Haredim who report allegations of child sex abuse are often shunned by the community.
Mohammed el-Nawawy, author of "Al-Jazeera: The Story of the Network That Is Rattling Governments and Redefining Modern Journalism," adds that the channel sees U.S. locations like inner-city Baltimore as just as much a part of the Global South landscape as Asian or African nations that suffered centuries under colonial rule.
