The phrase "addition to the trust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of including something or someone as part of a trust arrangement or agreement.
Example: "The attorney advised us to make an addition to the trust to ensure that our assets are properly managed."
Alternatives: "inclusion in the trust" or "contribution to the trust".
In addition to the Trust Act, as it was called, he vetoed bills that would have offered greater protections to farm workers and domestic workers.
But my emotions were running high; in addition to the trust issue, I was distressed about Hadley's MSA and, I'll admit, still angry that he'd told Hadley not to "obsess".
In addition to the trust and don't trust options, each investor also has a third option to choose to be paid according to the randomly assigned computer's decision.
In addition to the trust in the TBAs, being familiar with TBAs was seen as one of the main reasons why women decided to use their services.
The hybrid trust calculation we used measures the direct trust from direct observations, in addition to the indirect trust obtained in the form of recommendations.
In addition to the above trust value to update through the interactive mode, the trust value of SUs has the characteristics of self-damping and self-restoring.
The original letter came from one of the couple's children, asking what their parents could do to reduce future estate taxes, in addition to the irrevocable trust that already had been set up.
However the technical glitch meant the sharing went further it said: "In addition to the usual trusted partners, there has been the potential for disclosure of customers' mobile phone numbers to further website owners".
In addition to the issues of trust, there is also a simple geographic explanation for the importance of black doctors.
In addition to the overview, each trust has an individual report showing where it has been going wrong and what is already under way, with the help of the review team, to put it right.
Woodward believes a lack of post-World Cup training sessions was among the "short cuts" that precipitated England's downturn but a guarantee of 16 squad days outside Test weeks next season - plus Joe Lydon's imminent addition to the coaching brains trust - will not prevent a selectorial spring-clean.
