The phrase "adding that the proposed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing additional information or clarification about a proposal in a discussion or report.
Example: "The committee is considering the new policy, adding that the proposed changes will benefit the community."
Alternatives: "noting that the suggested" or "mentioning that the recommended".
Maple says he hopes to see the university's research promoted externally, adding that the proposed changes will most likely be informed by the institute's REF strategy.
"The key risk of a deal failure rests once again with Qatar Holding," Ash Lazenby, an analyst at Liberum Capital in London, wrote in a note to investors on Monday, adding that the proposed merger might still fail if the Middle Eastern sovereign wealth fund did not support the executive incentive plan.
"My understanding is the request has been approved," Ms Jaresko told the BBC, adding that the proposed bailout package would "enable us to meet our obligations".
AAU and the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology both call the president's 2006 request "disappointing," with FASEB adding that the proposed funding levels could "discourage our most talented young people from pursuing careers in biomedical research".
"Russia and China are failing in their responsibilities as permanent security council members," Lyall Grant said, adding that the proposed resolution is supported by almost every group internationally.
Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts, an advocacy group, asked in its testimony, "Does the Guggenheim Museum truly intend to eliminate the city-licensed sidewalk vendors with their kiosk?," adding that "the proposed replacement is more disturbing than the existing carts".
The ABI added that the proposed higher voting threshold could prevent failing management being replaced.
He added that the proposed rent increase was not enough to cover projected fuel costs.
He added that the proposed efficiency standards were "technically feasible and cost-effective".
He added that the proposed American system "would be a blow, especially in Europe".
He added that the proposed legislation was "probably a step forward" in hampering thieves.
