The phrase "addition as part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the inclusion of something as a component or element within a larger context or framework.
Example: "The new features are an addition as part of the software update, enhancing user experience."
Alternatives: "inclusion as part of" or "component as part of".
In addition, as part of the separation agreement, Liberty is getting an $800 million cash payment.
In addition, as part of their survey, Leach and her team observed nurseries in both areas.
In addition, as part of their academic course, students have many occasions to hear about "side effects" and "drug interactions".
In addition, as part of a P.& G. initiative, the new packaging will also be consolidated to aid block shelving in stores to simplify shopping.
In addition, as part of the year-long POLS seminar, students develop, complete, and present a POLS Project of significant personal interest that addresses a specific educational challenge.
In addition, as part of the exercise, I shared with the students a recent article on vowel shifts in New Zealand English (Hay & Maclagan, 2007).
In addition, as part of the CO2 mitigation initiative, BP is evaluating technologies for the separation and capture of CO2 from combustion sources for subsequent storage.
In addition to--or as part of--this role in transcriptional regulation, some TULP genes in both Arabidopsis and rice may be involved in signaling through abscisic acid and gibberellin pathways [ 23, 25].
In addition, and as part of this revision process, the explanations for each item have been elaborated, and examples of good reporting for each item are provided.
All data and related metadata underlying the findings reported in this manuscript has been deposited in the department of Anesthesia in General University Hospital, in addition provided as part of the submitted article.
In addition, he teaches as part of the Cognitive Sciences Program at Cal and for the last several years has also been teaching neuroscience to Tibetan monks in India.
