The phrase "addition to the numbers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of adding values or when referring to supplementary information related to numerical data.
Example: "In addition to the numbers provided in the report, we should also consider the qualitative data for a comprehensive analysis."
Alternatives: "increasing the figures" or "supplementing the totals".
In addition to the numbers, Chandler's presence and leadership have also helped the play of his teammates.
Keeping your heart rate up during workouts is important for the burning of calories, or so I've learned from the Adidas miCoach, yet for me it was really just another addition to the numbers game.
In addition to the numbers that publishers and authors get from most e-bookstores, Hiptype also provides audience demographics, so they can see the age, income, and geographic location of their readers.
In addition to the numbers that were presented above, it is also important to emphasize that no fertilization procedures of any kind were used in the present work, either before or during the crop, because we aimed to evaluate the behavior of seedlings in the simplest crop management conditions possible.
In addition to the numbers, there are emotional factors to consider.
In addition, to the numbers that cease a proportion of studies also reported the number of cats that reduced spraying relative to baseline [2], [5], [6].
We also assumed that in addition to the number of animals reported as killed with lead bullets, an additional 10% of that number were wounded and died unrecovered soon after, thereby becoming available to condors.
David Cameron welcomed the cat's arrival, and said he would make a "great addition" to the Number 10 team.
In addition to the number of illnesses and recalled products, the outbreak has created a furor because of the importance of peanut butter in the American diet.
"In addition to the number of taste papillae, we also have to take into account their sensitivity," says Virginia Utermohlen, associate professor of nutritional sciences at Cornell University.
