The phrase "addition to the sphere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is being added to a particular area, field, or context, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The new research findings represent a significant addition to the sphere of environmental science."
Alternatives: "contribution to the field" or "expansion of the domain".
Electrode gap sizes approximately larger than the tip length require compensation for the entire shape of the tip (including its half angle) in addition to the sphere-image approximation and therefore yield a 1/ d dependence in ∇| E|.
Consequently, in addition to the social sphere, a deviation from the ideal outcomes of CBNRM is also evident in the political sphere.
In addition to the photomultipliers the sphere contains all the electronics for production of the high voltage and for the readout of the signals of the photomultipliers.
On the other hand, bidentate coordination of the anion, taking place to a small extent in addition to the outer-sphere association, is inferred for Co(CF3COO 2.
We focused on four main factors in order to investigate the process of adhesion, including two physical properties of the spheres, the surface free energy and the sphere size, in addition to the surface free energy, and viscoelasticity of rubber.
In addition to the radii of the two spheres and the ratio of their populations, a constant offset and the buffer rescaling factor were allowed to vary, as used previously, with the scattering intensity from a sphere calculated as where V is the volume of the sphere and R its radius.
The water molecule is held in place by hydrogen bonding with a different glutamate residue from the second coordination sphere, in addition to the metal ion, and acts as the nucleophile during the hydrolysis reaction.
The major spheres or dimensions, in addition to the political (from which we have started our analysis), are social, educational, economic, health-related, family-related, affective and spiritual -- and in fact any sphere involving a social system of more than one person where some or all of the members of the system function in the sense stated above.
Those use steel spheres, allowing high pressures to be exerted on liquids in addition to the forces of the vibrating sound waves.
A HUGE celestial sphere shimmers in a light-filled cube at Columbus Avenue and 79th Street in Manhattan, the newest architectural addition to the American Museum of Natural History.
