The phrase "addition to enthusiasm" is not correct in standard English.
It seems to be a misphrasing; the correct expression would be "in addition to enthusiasm."
Example: "In addition to enthusiasm, we also need a solid plan to succeed."
Alternatives: "besides enthusiasm" or "along with enthusiasm."
In addition to fostering enthusiasm among potential psychiatrists, it is critical that all future doctors have the skills and confidence to deal with people suffering from mental health problems.
In addition to "Curb Your Enthusiasm," TV Guide has bought rights to the canceled ABC series "Ugly Betty," and it has plans for more acquisitions.
In addition to "Curb Your Enthusiasm," the other comedy series nominated were HBO's "Sex and the City," which won last year, and NBC's "Will and Grace" and "Friends".
Coulter's sometimes-affinity with Trump is unsurprising; in addition to a shared enthusiasm for hand sanitizer, both owe their success to a willingness to say out loud the things other people think in their heads.
Yes, says Campbell without hesitation: Those developments "will only help". In addition to the predictable enthusiasm over the growth of Southern California opera in general, Campbell expressed his intention to reap specific rewards.
In addition to perseverance and enthusiasm, flexibility may seem of intrinsic value as it would allow to re-orient the research to new frontiers (i.e., AIDS) which were not recognized initially.
"She has a collaborative, open, and communicative style and brings great passion and humor in addition to enormous energy and enthusiasm".
In addition to increasing idealism and enthusiasm, medical students who participated in an IM reported increased perceptions and values conducive to serving multicultural populations [ 12].
They have a technical discussion in their letters in addition to their ongoing friendship and general enthusiasm for the work.
(If, that is, such an old-school title can be applied to a channel that, in addition to "The Sopranos" and "Curb Your Enthusiasm," offers the uncultured pearls "Cathouse" and "Real Sex".
