The phrase "addition to the sizeable" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It can be used when referring to something that is being added to a large quantity or amount, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "In addition to the sizeable contributions already made, we are expecting further donations this year."
Alternatives: "in addition to the substantial" or "besides the considerable".
These sharks aren't some new addition to the Navy's already sizeable menagerie of dolphins and sea lions trained to sweep the seas for mines and swoop in on those swimming too close to bases.
The higher figure is probably an exaggeration, but even the lower figure represents a sizeable addition to the local population, which is about 46m.The newcomers are not always popular.
Yemen: In addition to the large contingent of Yemenis in Iraq, the sizeable contingents of Egyptian, Algerian, Moroccan and Saudi jihadists may find Yemen a more practical relocation point than their home countries.
As a result, there is now, in addition to the English-speaking diaspora of Ahmadis and converts in North America and Western Europe, a sizeable community of French- and Swahili-speaking Ahmadis in parts of Africa.
In addition to the substantial economic assistance, and fearing continued Soviet expansion, the United States also left behind a sizeable military force in Europe.
Good Addition To The Portfolio?
Axovant, a drug company created by former hedge fund manager Vivek Ramaswamy, has become a battleground stock because some critics can't believe the company's experimental Alzheimer's drug, RVT-101, could possibly justify a $1.8 billion market capitalization when GlaxoSmithKline had previously deep-sixed the drug and sold it to Axovant for just $5 million – in addition to a sizeable 12.5% royaty.
In 22-year old HRs, they found a lifetime rate of any axis I DSM-III-R of 54% in HRSZ and 41% in HRs of mothers having affective psychosis, and a distribution of specific diagnosis quite similar to ours in addition to a sizeable level of comorbid diagnoses.
