The phrase "adding that the institute" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to include additional information or clarification about what someone has said, particularly in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The researcher presented her findings, adding that the institute had funded the study."
Alternatives: "noting that the institute" or "stating that the institute".
"But over-fishing seems to be far and wide the most pervasive of threats," she said, adding that the institute is now preparing a detailed study of Southeast Asia, an area with the richest but most endangered reefs.
"You have a right to expect that somebody will look at those and act accordingly," Mr. Murphy said, adding that the institute also favors increasing the number of auditors examining individual returns.
"Imagine a puzzle of 5,000 pieces and you have 200 pieces you are trying to interpret and draw a conclusion that might contribute something to science," head palaeontologist Ascania Rincon told AFP, adding that the institute plans to unveil an entirely new species from the fossils in the coming weeks.
He added that the institute, a sister lab to the Naval Medical Research Center, uses Ames to develop research assays for biological defense.
Perlut added that the institute was saddened to hear of Gilbride's loss but hoped the coach would reconsider his decision to potentially remain hairless around the mouth.
Norbert J. Ore, the chairman of the Institute for Supply Management, added that the institute's readings might also appear to be overly bullish because the survey asks companies only whether they are hiring or firing, not how many.
Kim adds that the institute, which studies breed improvement and animal husbandry techniques, will reconstitute its flocks from birds kept at other facilities.
They add that the institute "artificially" presents its balance sheet to funders as "structurally in the red" to appear vulnerable and dependent on external funding, including from France's research ministry.
He adds that the institutes' Scientific Directors and Council will be meeting early next year to discuss how to allocate the funding, suggesting that a balanced approach of increasing the number of Open Competition grantees as well increasing the funds to all of the institutes would be likely.
"The Portland conference came at the right time," Mr. Hamza told the institute, adding that the Iraqi defense industries ministry had sent two agents.
"It is an all-too-common tactic," said Dana Berliner, a senior lawyer for the institute, adding that the practice has escalated in recent years.
