The phrase "adding that the repeated" is not correct in written English as it appears to be incomplete.
It can be used when introducing additional information or clarification, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "The researcher emphasized the importance of the findings, adding that the repeated experiments confirmed their validity."
Alternatives: "noting that the repeated" or "stating that the repeated".
"I don't think you'll have a lot of argument from women or insurers that doing something twice 30 percent of the time isn't the way to go," Dr. McCahill said, adding that the repeat operations were physically and mentally difficult for women and were an added expense.
"You know, that's an original Renoir," the author said Mr Trump had told him, adding that the property tycoon repeated the claim the following day.
"I held the stick in front of his face to say 'look what happened, look what happened,' " Mr. Volpe recalled, adding that he repeated the phrase using an expletive, " 'look what you made me do,' and he didn't respond, he didn't say anything.
The UN special coordinator for the Middle East, Nikolay Mladenov, called the speech "disturbing", adding that it repeated "some of the most contemptuous antisemitic slurs".
"I don't want the name of my father, who is a symbolic figure, to be dragged through the dirt," he said, adding that the claims were being repeated on anti-Semitic websites.
"No garbage truck has passed by in three years," the caller, Angelos Fiskelis, says, adding that his repeated appeals to local authorities have gone unheeded.
"We're not leaving any stone unturned; we're exploring every possible channel we can at this point," said Les Payne, deputy managing editor, adding that the Long Island newspaper has made repeated inquiries to Iraqi officials about the whereabouts of correspondent Matthew McAllester and photographer Moises Saman.
Segan asked if that included the iPhone, and de la Vega just repeated what said before, adding, "That should be clear enough".
"We spent days walking kilometers throughout the [sites] trying to trace it from every angle and couldn't," Gastaldo says, adding that they repeated their surveys over several years "to ensure that our data were good".
