The phrase "addition to delivering" is not correct as it stands and needs modification to be usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express that something is being added alongside the act of delivering, but it should be rephrased for clarity, such as "in addition to delivering."
Example: "In addition to delivering the package, we will also provide tracking information."
Alternatives: "besides delivering" or "along with delivering."
So in addition to delivering worldwide gameplay, Microsoft has been offering additional video programming, like movie trailers, over the service.
In addition to delivering stern lectures to industry compatriots, he invested in new technology for making ultrathin quartz watches.
So in addition to delivering a serving of her biography, she also sought to outline some of her agenda.
Seeing is believing In addition to delivering transparent evidence of their own results, tomorrow's businesses will need to consider how to reflect the results of their customers' actions.
The man, in addition to delivering an anti-British tirade, gives the impression that he was also involved in the execution, but the footage may have been edited.
In addition to delivering mail, the Postal Services Agency doubles as the world's largest bank, controlling 250 trillion yen, or about $2 trillion, in savings.
Create a well-financed infrastructure that continues to engage these constituencies after elections, responding to their agenda in addition to delivering them to the polls on Election Day.
In addition to delivering drugs or nutrients directly to the small intestine for absorption, commercially viable delivery systems must meet safety, and cost criteria.
Reed Hastings, the founder and Chairman of Netflix, described how his company began the process of shifting its business model years ago by offering streaming content in addition to delivering DVDs by mail.
In addition to delivering meals, the concierge staff can arrange housekeeping services, personal catering and chef services, pet sitting, event planning, appointment scheduling, gift coordination, travel bookings and shipping and delivery services.
DOUBLE DUTY In addition to delivering the keynote address on Class Day, outgoing trustee and former news anchor Charles Gibson '65 fulfilled his duties as University orator, delivering the citations for this year's honorary-degree recipients with enviable gravitas.
