The phrase "adding that the panel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to include additional information or clarification provided by a panel or group of experts.
Example: "The spokesperson emphasized the importance of the findings, adding that the panel had reached a unanimous decision."
Alternatives: "noting that the panel" or "stating that the panel".
"Scrutiny of this policy lies at the heart of the commission's work," Mr. Sensenbrenner said, adding that the panel would be "fatally damaged" by Ms. Gorelick's participation.
Decisions in the commission have been made by experts in international law, Mr. Cunningham said in an interview, adding that the panel "should just get on doing its work without dragging in the political differences that we know we have".
And it points out (8) that the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists qualified its statement that D&X "may be the best or most appropriate procedure," by adding that the panel "could identify no circumstances under which the [D&X] procedure would be the only option to save the life or preserve the health of the woman".
"We've got uncertainties and nagging questions regarding the timing and the full effect of Novation's changes," one of these people said, adding that the panel's inquiries would continue "full bore" next year, even though control of the Senate is changing hands.
"This was done in the light of day," commission President David Israel said, adding that the panel voted Sept. 7 to start the lease negotiations.
Claims should be reviewed on a case-by-case basis by a committee appointed by the council, Gilroy said, adding that the panel should not include a landscape architect but it should be advised by an arborist.
"We will be interested in questions such as who developed the idea of the attack; how were people recruited trained, financed?" Mr. Graham said, adding that the panels would also examine how the plot compared with other Al Qaeda operations.
They add that the panel's decision reflected a respect for precedent, though it cited none.
She added that the panel would consider Mr. Bush's proposal that a second vice-presidential debate be scheduled.
Mr. Kean added that the panel had no ground rules but was asking its staff to prepare essential questions.
