The phrase "adding that the office" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to include additional information or clarification about an office in a statement or report.
Example: "The manager provided an update on the project, adding that the office would be closed for renovations next week."
Alternatives: "noting that the office" or "mentioning that the office".
Mr. Johnson agreed that the Kmart account did not represent a conflict with Circuit City, adding that the office would handle both clients.
Mr. Laffer's name caught the prosecutor's attention because he lived in Medford and previously filled hydrocodone prescriptions at Haven Drugs, the official said, adding that the office also learned that Mr. Laffer had a pistol permit.
"The plans are better positioned than us to stamp out fraud and abuse," Mr. Helgerson said, adding that the office of the Medicaid inspector general would audit "on the back end".
"The only way they can get business with us is to earn it," Cooper said in an interview, adding that the office plans to work with organizations that help small businesses qualify for federal contracts.
"I know there's something I do that's very John Lee Beatty," he continued, adding that the office in "Dinner" -- with its antique desk, ship models and swivel rocker -- is one quintessential example: "I just see it, and I smile".
"Czechs have a deep and hysterical past full of injustice, and Klaus is a master at tapping into this," Mr. Dolezal said, adding that the office of the presidency, despite its limited powers, lends the aura of emperor-king.
But he added that the office was "aware" of the company.
It added that the office would remain closed "until such a time that operations can be resumed, with employees able to conduct their work without fear of intimidation or harassment".
He added that the office interacted "directly on a working level, on a management level, on a daily basis with the EPA and [the California Air Resources Board]." VW's ties with Michigan and the ongoing scandal are readily apparent, Freeman Cappio said.
Michelle Parker, a spokeswoman for Comptroller Peter Franchot (D), said in a statement Monday that the office will "work diligently and in a timely manner to comply with the decision and enforce Maryland law consistent with the decision of the Supreme Court". Parker added that the office is already reviewing about 8,000 refund claims dating back tjo 2006.
Martin added that the office is cutting shifts and that one afternoon and evening forecasting desk, charged with analyzing weather radar, won't be staffed all winter long "because we just don't have the bodies". Forecasters staffing other desks will have to monitor radar by committee, in addition to their other responsibilities.
