The phrase "addition to the editorial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to supplementary content or information that is being added to an editorial piece.
Example: "In addition to the editorial, we will include a reader's feedback section to enhance the discussion."
Alternatives: "supplement to the editorial" or "contribution to the editorial".
As for new content, in addition to the editorial Ms. Adams shoots, readers, bloggers and designers will be invited to post, Mr. Appelbaum said.
"I'd have liked to see more experience on the news side, in addition to the editorial side, but we'll just have to wait and see what its impact will be".
The first 12 issues of the magazine will be available on myspace.com/spinmagazine for free and provide readers with audio samples and exclusive video footage, in addition to the editorial content.
Recent changes and additions to the Editorial board are on the lines of the strengthening in terms of reputation and geographical presence, quality of contributions and peer-reviews, which will continue in the same direction in future.
In addition to the lead editorial, "Repeal Prohibition, Again", there was a six-part series on marijuana legalization with long, thoughtful editorials on related issues such as criminal justice, public health, regulatory models, and so forth.
In addition to the standard editorial, design and distribution services normally offered by Author Solutions, Archway will offer a new options created in consultation with Simon.
In addition to the staff editorial, the Denver Post has a whole special section slamming its hedge fund owners that have shrunk the paper to a shell of its former self.
In addition to the newspaper editorials, public figures like singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett, a favorite Florida son, and "Saturday Night Live" cast member Cecily Strong are among the public figures coming forward to urge people to vote "no".
In addition to the changes to editorial leadership, I am taking steps to reduce the overall costs of EHP to the NIEHS.
In addition to the fiction and the editorial by Fairman, there was a letter column, a profile of Wilson Tucker, a selection of science news, a guest editorial by Ken Slater, a well-known British fan, and an approving review of the TV show Tales of Tomorrow.
In addition to managing the editorial content and staff of the magazine, Herzig worked on brand extensions, including the development of books and special issues.
