The phrase "addition in the first" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something being added at the beginning of a list or sequence, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "In the addition in the first section of the report, we included the new data."
Alternatives: "initial addition" or "first addition".
In addition, in the first year the new contractor will use a less-precise model that looks at fewer demographic factors.
The beam vibration test results also indicated an improvement in loss factor for the multi-scale composite beams relative to those without the CNF addition in the first two resonant frequencies.
In addition, in the first crop year, the highest amount of thymol 78.98% and 78.78% obtained from Thymus daenensis at 100%and67%7% field capacity with 30 tons per ha manure application respectively while the highest amount 64.81% and 64.78% in the min year was obtained from Thymus daenensis at 67% field capacity at no manure and 30 tons per ha manure application respectively.
In addition, in the first few months of being operational, they were able to secure their first enterprise sale.
In addition, in the first days, the organic acids produced by ensiling (mainly lactic acid) are washed out.
In addition, in the first three decades of CCP rule Uyghurs were the target of campaigns specifically aimed to dilute their distinct identity as a people.
But this provision was a part of the former statute (1923) and cannot be taken as derogating from the force of the explicit amendment by the later addition in the third paragraph of the present section 3.
The second addition in the second edition is more guidance for preschool children, which as a reminder are kids who tend to be 3 to 5 years old.
In addition, in the second quarter, the company launched the Glyde by Samsung, the Motorola w755 and the Nokia 6205 (The Dark Knight Edition).
Perhaps the best way to read this very unclear statement is as meaning that the distinctive addition in the third proposal is the notion of inadvertency.
Slightly more successful is the addition in the third episode of Anne Heche as one of Mike's co-workers at a New York news station.
