The phrase "addition to the process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is being added or included as part of a particular process or procedure.
Example: "In addition to the process of data collection, we will also implement a new analysis phase."
Alternatives: "supplement to the process" or "contribution to the process".
The Act was eventually amended to extend the term of patent protection from 15 to 20 years and to provide additional patent protection for pharmaceutical products, in addition to the process patent protection already provided.
We analyzed our data in terms of a kinetic milling model where we included the milling speed as an explicit process parameter in addition to the process duration.
In addition to the process technology, the results of Direct Simulation Monte Carlo plume modeling and spectroscopic characterization of the PVD plumes are presented.
The film properties of RF sputtered ZnO Al showed a weak dependence on film thickness and substrate temperature while a strong dependence on sputter pressure and oxygen addition to the process gas was observed.
The resulting process is a system that does not require acid or iron chemical addition to the process while at the same time, renders decontaminated water free of iron-dissolved species at neutral pH.
Whenever workers are in the refinery site, they have to wear safety clothing known as personal protective equipment as refinery processes include potential hazard risks due to excessive operating conditions such as temperature and pressure, in addition to the process hazardous material.
In addition to the processed collections, I have had the opportunity to contribute FA's to Academic Commons (AC), the Columbia University digital repository.
In addition to the processed food FMCG it will add now, CEO Grant Brooke named household goods, such as light bulbs that stock and sell in lower volumes than produce, as something the startup could include in the future. .
O'Donnell and Mathis (1997) also model the evolution of grain size distribution in a multi-phase ISM, taking into account shattering and coagulation, in addition to the processes considered in Liffman and Clayton (1989).
