The phrase "addition the kind of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "in addition to the kind of"? You can use the corrected phrase when you want to add information or specify a type or category in a discussion.
Example: "In addition to the kind of music we usually play, we will also explore new genres this season."
Alternatives: "besides the type of" or "along with the kind of".
In addition, the kind of high-end data center networking that Dell picked up with last year's acquisition of a company called Force 10 is a critical part of Oracle's boast that its servers and storage systems are multiples faster than the competition.
In addition, the kind of stream of conscious management, in which text and instant messaging replaces meetings, becomes more widespread (See "How Youth and Chat are Killing the Meeting").
In addition, the kind of socializing we need for our health changes throughout our lifespan: When we're very young and very old, the number of friends we have matters most, while the closeness of those friendships and the support they provide is more important in midlife.
In addition, the kind of enhancement may help to differentiate between tumefactive MS plaques and abscesses.
In addition, the kind of serum sampling procedure with or without clot activator was important.
She suggested "aggressive principal reduction programs for homeowners," in addition to the kind of refinancing programs the Obama administration is now considering.
It will start a Web site, 2012 Live, this weekend that will serve as a home for what Mr. VandeHei described as "tons and tons of stories" in addition to the kind of minutiae that Politico believes political enthusiasts can never get enough of — politicians' daily schedules, county-by-county demographic data in key primary states and historical voting trends.
The field N efficiency also depends on a couple of further factors in addition to the kind of fertilizer, especially in the case of organic fertilizers.
But in addition to the kind of detail mapped out above, there are other signs that a social commerce product might be closer than you think.
(In this respect, contrast the above passage from Railton, which seems to explicitly allow for the existence of 'introspective or subjectively privileged' evidence, in addition to the kind of evidence which is alleged to underwrite scientific objectivity).
In addition to the kind of permissibility described here, Burgean entitlement also involves reliability: judgments to which one is epistemically entitled are "well-positioned to achieve or indicate truth in normal circumstances" (1993: 507).
