The phrase "addition to the poor" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and may need clarification or rephrasing to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "In addition to the poor, the program also supports the elderly."
Alternatives: "alongside the poor" or "in support of the poor".
In addition to the poor market, the small mills are in a raw‐materials squeeze.
In addition to the poor results, the Olympic meet has been difficult emotionally for Kitajima.
This was in addition to the poor labour conditions and environmental damage reported during pre-Olympic construction.
In addition to the poor mechanical properties, anisotropic and size dependent tensile properties of the 3D printed photopolymers are also observed.
In addition to the poor fielding, the night was also dismal for Pelfrey, who has not won since June 25 and is 0-4 in his last seven starts.
In addition to the poor channel quality, the design of wireless communication systems is complicated by the rapidly changing quality of the radio channel [33].
In addition to the poorer quality of fish obtained from gillnets, the discarding of unwanted fish increases steadily with the time during which nets are deployed (i.e., soak time), particularly as the gear is set further and further from shore (Hutchings and Ferguson 2000), resulting in higher catch misreporting.
In addition to the Cornhuskers' poor play last season, Callahan failed to embrace several Nebraska traditions, like its walk-on program, and alienated many former players, a glaring mistake for a coach with no previous ties to the university.
"Doing so puts Spirit at legal risk, in addition to the general poor taste it exhibits".
The probes displayed "turn on" fluorescence response to SO2 derivatives probably due to the nucleophilic addition to the electron-poor CN bond, which was supported by the DFT/TDDFT calculations.
In addition to the harming the poorest and most vulnerable patients in this country, Price's legislation to repeal the ACA also would reward the wealthy physician specialists who have contributed more than $3 million to him since he was elected to Congress in 2004.
