The phrase "adding that the few" is not correct and seems incomplete in written English.
It could be used in a context where someone is elaborating on a previous statement, but it requires additional information to be clear.
Example: "The report was well-received, adding that the few who attended found it insightful."
Alternatives: "noting that the few" or "mentioning that the few".
"Prenuptial agreements are routinely enforced in New York, even if they appear to be bad deals," he said, adding that the few recent cases in which they were overturned were "still exceptions to the rule".
"There will be no war," he said, adding that the "few shells" that had fallen on Russian soil since the conflict began were "accidents" and nothing to worry about.
Unlike other real estate sites, Juwai, based in Shanghai, pays careful attention to its translations, said Andrew Taylor, a founder of the company, adding that the few English-based sites that try to translate listings often get it wrong.
"Every door I've knocked on, they say, 'We have a hiring freeze on,' " she said, adding that the few openings she has found are for low-paying clerical jobs.
Even in 2008, legislators still seem to be in the "early adopter phase" of developing their personal Web sites, said Mr. Glover, who added that the few congressmen who keep blogs only do it to seem "cool".
"We do this because we think that these men ought to be remembered," he said, and added that the few families that they do hear from are very grateful for the work they are doing.
He hastens to add that the few antiques in his collection are small.
"There is no intelligence to suggest any specific group will attack the pope," he said, adding that the last few attacks on the pontiff were by Catholics.
"There's always this question of what's normal versus what's not," he said, adding that the first few weeks of 2012 had seen a pickup in trading activity.
She also gave some insight into how she's coping amid the fallout from the allegations, adding that the past few weeks have "been tough" but having her daughter by her side has made everything worth it.
Mental illness among Iraqi children and adolescents, who make up half the nation's population, is a hidden problem, an expatriate Iraqi psychiatrist said, adding that the country has few mental health professionals or facilities to help them.
