The phrase "adding to the understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how new information or insights contribute to a person's or group's comprehension of a topic.
Example: "The research findings are adding to the understanding of climate change impacts on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "enhancing the comprehension" or "contributing to the knowledge."
Our contribution aims at adding to the understanding of opposition to wind power.
In addition, by documenting these patterns of differences, they could potentially be modeled using other school- or teacher-level variables further adding to the understanding of how the intervention contributed to students' overall quantitative literacy.
The study indicates that patches surviving a first-entry wildfire are likely to persist under a frequent fire regime, adding to the understanding of Mediterranean pines resilience to fire and providing quantitative empirical evidence useful to guide the management of fire-prone forests.
The different informants are usually treated as complementary adding to the understanding of the child.
We found that more than two-thirds of all patients had multiple symptoms, adding to the understanding of symptomatic disease burden of MF patients.
Qualitative inquiry may be especially valuable in adding to the understanding of the mechanisms of change, and identifying the reasons why particular interventions did or did not work.
Additionally, the added class should prove to provide results that add to the understanding and meaning of the data [43].
Although both approaches have added to the understanding of motivational processes, the nomothetic approach has dominated motivational research.
A newly described eutriconodont Mesozoic mammal, Yanoconodon allini, added to the understanding of the evolution of the mammalian inner ear.
What does Mr. Aunger really add to the understanding of memes by explaining them as neuronal firings rather than as patterns of ideas or patterns of cultural behavior?
