The phrase "addition of a clause" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to grammar, legal documents, or formal writing where clauses are being added to a sentence or agreement.
Example: "The addition of a clause regarding confidentiality was necessary to protect sensitive information."
Alternatives: "inclusion of a clause" or "insertion of a clause".
Where death plays the participant role of Actor/Medium, the Agent of the congruent construction, the perpetrator, can be either left out of the picture, as in (8), or brought in as a Classifier in the nominal group (e.g. Farc massacre), as in (13), or with the addition of a clause specifying the authorship of the crime, as in (18).
He won such an agreement in 1926, but it was soon scuttled by the federal addition of a clause requiring Alberta to continue supporting separate Roman Catholic schools.
Another suggestion on surface ships (which incorrectly stated no attack had yet been proven) was eventually toughened with the addition of a clause stating aggressors would be attacked, at the request of the French.
This issue was finessed with the addition of a clause to the terms that allowed one British vessel, the sloop Bonetta, to be sent without any sort of inspection to carry dispatches from Cornwallis to New York; Americans suspecting either runaway slaves or Loyalists might be aboard were prevented from searching the vessel.
Regarding the fiscal pact, it is known that the addition of a "growth clause" ("volet de croissance") was unofficially accepted by both sides in early May, although the Germans will stress the need for growth via supply side reforms (ie, "wage market flexibility") rather than fiscal expansion.
The government, consisting of the monarch and the ministers, will then usually approve the proposal and the sovereign and one of the ministers signs the proposal with the addition of an enacting clause, thereafter notifying the States General that "The King assents to the proposal".
One of the final additions was a clause that counts utility companies that produce electricity, gas and water as eligible among the ranks of domestic manufacturers.
The addition of the clause to the Constitution was apparently prompted by Louis XVI's gift of a miniature portrait of himself, set in a diamond-encrusted case, to Benjamin Franklin, when Franklin completed his service as Ambassador to France.
Upon its return to the House of Representatives, the proposed Fourteenth Amendment received little debate; no one spoke in opposition to the Senate's addition of the Citizenship Clause, and the complete proposed amendment was approved by the House on June 13 , 1866 and declared to have been ratified on July 28 , 1868
According to Halliday (2004), the structure of a clause embodies three distinct strands of meaning: a clause as a message, a clause as a representation and a clause as an exchange.
British diplomats successfully gained the addition of two clauses designed to protect these peoples in the Treaty of Ghent, which ended the conflict in 1815.
