The phrase "addition of additives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the process of including extra substances to enhance or modify a product, such as in food, pharmaceuticals, or materials.
Example: "The addition of additives in the manufacturing process can significantly improve the product's shelf life and quality."
Alternatives: "inclusion of additives" or "incorporation of additives".
It is manufactured through addition of additives and drying processes.
The addition of additives, especially SiO2 make a great contribution to the improvement of the clad quality.
The addition of additives into the HII system demonstrates how structural modifications can improve insulin release, and influence future design of encapsulated drug delivery systems.
The addition of additives was based on organic compounds like alcoholic group (CH3OH, C2H5OH and C3H7OH) and metallic compounds like alkali metals (NaOH, KOH and LiOH).
Electrochemical corrosion study in 3.5% NaCl and salt spray corrosion test in 5% NaCl showed the drastic enhancement in corrosion resistance with the addition of additives.
Hence, much effort has been made to overcome the disadvantages of NEI oils, including the addition of additives, modification of the chemical structure of oils and altering the transformer design to ensure compatibility with the oils.
On the other hand, the addition of additive strongly influences the particle morphology, size and habit of calcium carbonate.
The peak and not the steady state friction was found to be sensitive to the structure of the hydrocarbon and addition of additive to the oil.
From the experimental results, the reaction starts at 620 K for 1 vol.% CH4 using Pt catalyst, while the temperature is above 800 K for the addition of additive.
The lowest sludge percentage formed in case of addition of additive (A2) equals 0.13.
On top of all these, lower cloud point and pour point (−1 and –6 °C) would let it to be used in winter with no modification of engine or addition of additive (Sarin et al. 2009).
