The phrase "adding that the services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to provide additional information or clarification about services in a statement or report.
Example: "The manager provided an update on the project, adding that the services offered would be expanded next quarter."
Alternatives: "noting that the services" or "stating that the services".
"I'm not 100% satisfied with how the communication unfolded following the identification of the accounts [deemed to be in breach]," he said, adding that the services gets "thousands" of signups every day and that "we only needed to close a very small percentage of users due to misuse".
"It's unfortunate that we had to invent Keith to make progress, but no-one would get on board until we could show them what we were doing," Ms Dwyer said, adding that the services of developers were necessary to get their site up and running.
Studies indicate that circumcision may protect against H.I.V., the ministry said, adding that the service should be more available.
"[Ping] implements no spam or URL filtering," says internet security firm Sophos, adding that the service is "drowning in scams and spams".
"The Air Force wanted to get him working on Air Force issues, and this was a good way to do that," Colonel Thomas said, adding that the service stood behind the agreement.
In the history of the NHS it has never delivered those [kinds of] savings over the time," he said, adding that the service was in need of "serious financial discipline".
"We are projecting seizures of up to seven to eight million pills this year," he said, adding that the service will begin training 13 dogs to sniff out the drug next month.
"It's a big job to get right but we think we've cracked it," said Mike Darcey, Sky's chief operating officer, adding that the service's lengthy gestation had "caused no pain".
"Service members and their families are burdened with a work environment that shows little regard for their personal information," the report says, adding that the service members, "their units, military preparedness and combat effectiveness all will pay a price for decades to come".
Sandra Moule, of Rotherham Women's Counselling Service, said the revelations about the scale of the abuse had "further traumatised" some of the victims, adding that the service already had a six-month waiting list.
He reckons a simple will can be created in less than 10 minutes but says the average is 35 minutes — adding that the service focuses on encouraging people to take time to get it right.
