The phrase "adding that the project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to provide additional information or clarification about a project in a sentence.
Example: "The committee approved the budget, adding that the project would commence next month."
Alternatives: "noting that the project" or "stating that the project".
"There isn't any place where they can go and get all of their sales figures," Ms. Reidy said, adding that the project was years in the making.
In February, the monitors said important parts of the personnel system were "not properly structured and organized," adding that the project was "lacking executive leadership".
"I'm a lowly physicist; I don't do literary references very well," he said, adding that the project "gives me an excuse to read the Tales in great detail".
It became the "house of heat and leaks," Ms. McCue said, adding that the project put such a strain on them that they divorced.
The Salk Institute in La Jolla, Calif., is contributing money, said Terrence J. Sejnowski, head of the institute's computational biology laboratory, adding that the project would have an impact at the neighboring University of California, San Diego, campus.
Mr. Fisker said Tuesday that the company has privately raised the money necessary to build the car without federal help, adding that the project would be "ramping back up soon".
It sold 70 percent of its 47 apartments in four months, she said, adding that the projects with healthy sales are the ones priced well for their neighborhoods.
"There's so much infrastructure already in place," said Tisch, adding that the projected economic impact of a Super Bowl in New York in 2008 was roughly $500 million.
The mix of uses "will assure the economic vitality of the city," Mayor Vas said, adding that the projects announced so far are expected to produce 7,000 permanent jobs and more than $24 million a year in tax revenue, starting within five years.
