The phrase "adding that the coalition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to include additional information or clarification about a coalition in a statement or report.
Example: "The spokesperson emphasized the importance of unity, adding that the coalition would work together to address the challenges ahead."
Alternatives: "noting that the coalition" or "stating that the coalition".
"If anything it was a miracle that the government lasted three years," said Bratislav Grubacic, the editor of the VIP Daily News Service, a political newsletter in Belgrade, adding that the coalition was formed solely to oust Mr. Milosevic.
"We will make it impossible to run for citywide office in New York City without taking a position on stop-and-frisk," Udi Ofer, the advocacy director at the New York Civil Liberties Union, said, adding that the coalition, called Communities United for Police Reform, would also inform voters about "which candidates stand which way on this issue".
Only "small" teams of coalition troops would remain on the ground to "equip, train, and advise" Yemeni forces, which were gradually replacing coalition forces, he said, adding that the coalition's primary task would now be to help build a Yemeni army.
I'm not embarrassed to say that pensioners are going to get the largest increase in the state pension from next month," he said, adding that the coalition had also guaranteed that state pensions went up in line with average earnings, prices or 2.5% - whichever is the greater.
"It's not, 'the comeback kid,'" DeLay said firmly, adding that "the coalition they have built over the last seven years...obviously is not coming through for them".
Responding to questions regarding cooperation with the coalition, Ghabban said he would welcome "any cooperation that aims to end the presence of the terrorist gangs," adding that the coalition would intervene if asked by the Iraqi government.
But a representative for the Department for Transport in Britain added that the coalition government was reviewing its airport security regulation and considering giving airport operators more flexibility in how they meet certain security goals.
"There were obviously others who elected to not fight their fellow Shia," the official said, but added that the coalition did not see the failures as a "major issue," especially if the Iraqi government dealt firmly with them.
In his prepared testimony, Allen said the last six months "have amply demonstrated that ISIL is little more than a criminal gang and death cult, which now finds itself under increasing pressure, sending naïve and gullible recruits to die by the hundreds". But under questioning from Sen. Ron Johnson (R.Wis)., he added that the coalition is now tracking more Islamic State militants than ever.
