The phrase "adding that the general" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to include additional information or clarification that someone has provided, particularly in a reporting or narrative context.
Example: "The spokesperson issued a statement, adding that the general would be attending the meeting."
Alternatives: "noting that the general" or "stating that the general".
"They were seriously beaten, in particular General Ndayirukiye," said lawyer Anatole Miburo, adding that the general had been forced to record a confession for broadcast on state media.
"General Hagee is absolutely certain he deserved them, but when he found out there were some awards that lacked documentation, he removed them," Colonel Kay said, adding that the General had earned five awards that he had not been wearing.
"Some people in the room felt it should have been a suspension, some people felt that the right decision was made," Shanahan said, adding that the general managers expressed "a heightened sensitivity to the well-being of our goaltenders".
"One of the most joyful parts of this for me is that everyone else gets to see the Barry that I know and that I've known all these years," he said, adding that "the general public tends to think of him in one way".
He added that the "general incubation period" for AIDS is about six years.
He added that the general's death had not been intended.
She added that the general consensus was that in London it was a lot tougher to move up from two to three stars, or from one to two.
An administration official added that the general was focusing on the evaluation of the Afghan war due at year's end.
Abbott added that the general in charge of the plan will be announced shortly, with recent reports suggesting that the Department of Defence will promote a general rather than pick from the current three-star elite.
The judge added that the general permits allowed "an activity with the potential to have significant effects on the environment to be permitted without being subject to public notice or comment," in violation of the Clean Water Act.
A spokeswoman for UBS, Karina Byrne, said the bank's investigation was continuing, and added that the general weakness in municipal markets across the United States and Puerto Rico and apprehension about the direction of interest rates had contributed to steep declines in Puerto Rico funds.
