The phrase "addition to the network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of including or incorporating something or someone into a network, such as a social, professional, or technological network.
Example: "The new software update will allow for the addition to the network of several new devices."
Alternatives: "integration into the network" or "inclusion in the network".
In seducing Kumar, he made a valuable addition to the network that he had built up over the years.
In addition to the network, seven individual doctors joined the suit, which was brought with the assistance of the American Civil Liberties Union.
Some porous materials, in addition to the network of pores, contain larger inhomogeneities such as inclusions, cavities, fractures or cracks.
The decision, in effect, prevented the addition to the network toteboards of any votes that Vice President Al Gore or Gov. George W. Bush gained in the manual recounts in Broward and Palm Beach counties.
The defendants, in addition to the network, included a reporter, Brian Ross; two producers, Ira Silverman and Paul Greenberg, and a former president of NBC News, William J. Small.
A Gehry-spawned addition to the network is currently being built on an artificial island off the coast of Abu Dhabi (next to a new branch of the Louvre – in the Gulf nothing is ever done by half measures).
In addition to the networks and self-efficacy, the cognitive styles of entrepreneurs also decide if they would advance into early-stage of entrepreneurship.
In addition to the network-specific measures derived from TBR and the domain-specific cognitive factor scores, we examined the potential for general relationships across networks and cognitive domains by computing the commonalities between networks or between cognitive domains.
In addition to the network-based synergy principles, other forms of synergy mechanism, which can be owed to certain chemical or pharmacological properties such as chemical structure, drug indication, and drug side effects, should also be characterized.
According to Leonard Weiss, a mathematician who became a specialist on Pakistan's nuclear program during two decades as a Senate staff member, "We don't really know to what extent the Khan network has been rolled up, to what extent new additions to the network have been made".
They suggested adding the highway to the Interstate Highway System in the late 1960s, when the federal government took proposals for additions to the network of highways.
