The phrase "addition to the string" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing programming, data manipulation, or any context where you are referring to appending or including something in a string of text.
Example: "To concatenate the new value, we need to make an addition to the string before displaying the final output."
Alternatives: "appending to the string" or "inclusion in the string".
In addition to the strings on "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)", the music of Nimrod contains a variety of other instruments that were not featured on previous Green Day albums.
Sequence complexities for nonoverlapping 250nt genomic windows were determined as the number of additions to the string table during an LZW compression of the DNA sequence (Welch 1984).
In addition to the paper and string she manipulated a small silver ball across a table, slid her hands along long skeins of tape affixed to a fourth table, and glued a piece of paper to each palm, closing her hands as if in prayer.
In this piece, in addition to plucking the strings as the players traditionally do, I play with different tools and techniques to produce various timbral changes, such as bowing the strings with different levels of pressure, rubbing along the strings or on the wooden part with the rubber superball stick, or knocking on the strings or the wooden part with the binder clip.
With increase in the calcination temperature to 800 °C (Fig. 7c), it is observe that in addition to the formation of ordered strings from MnFe2O4/CNTs nanocomposite powder, some crystallites together form cubic-shaped structures.
In addition to the occasional col legno playing, the string musicians are also instructed to play "pacay bean shakers", which adds to the overall thrum of beats: If you're looking for some more Burn the Witch-style music to tide you over until Radiohead's ninth full-length album comes out, turn to these performances of Greenwood's orchestral music.
The sound in the hall was so accurate that if you closed your eyes, you could point to exactly the spot where the timpani player was gently thumping his drums, and as the winds joined the strings, each addition to the burgeoning chord was like another color being added to the spectrum, until the light was brilliant and white.
In a dynamic deposition process in the well string, in addition to the effect of change in pressure, temperature, and composition, shear on the wall has a great impact on the asphaltene deposition.
In 1694 he became director of music at Notre-Dame in Paris, where he was the first to use strings in addition to the organ accompaniment to the services.
In addition to strings, the theory also includes membranes, or "branes," of various dimensions.
