The phrase "adding that the new" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing additional information or clarification about something that is new or recent.
Example: "The report was well-received, adding that the new policies would take effect next month."
Alternatives: "noting that the new" or "mentioning that the new".
When the Arctic region cools, "that's bad news for the ozone," Dr. Salawitch said, adding that the new data has "really solidified our view" that the ozone layer is sensitive not only to ozone-destroying chemicals, but also to temperature.
He only thinks of himself," Zondi said, adding that the new minister would merely be "a yes man".
"WE HAVE sent a powerful signal to the world," said America's senior trade negotiator, Robert Zoellick, adding that the new trade round would deliver "growth, development and prosperity".
The demonstrations proved the power of Brazilian democracy, she said on June 18th, adding that the new middle classes "want more, and have the right to more".
"Before, we had been discussing the title Negative," he said, adding that the new title was much wider and more open.
Conservative critics of the Trump administration have been reluctant to speak out, Professor Kerr said, adding that the new group hopes to change that.
They noted that Mr. Levy at some point would step down, adding that the new power structure would not take effect until 2002, at the earliest.
Ministers had been warned it would be "challenging" when the body was set up, she said, adding that the new management "has received substantially more funding".
Finance minister Mathias Cormann said he did not accept the modelling, adding that the new government's timeline for repealing the carbon tax remained unchanged.
Now it's overrun by people moving in from the city," he said, adding that the new folks didn't help his business much.
