The phrase "additions of colour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing enhancements or changes made to something, particularly in the context of art, design, or aesthetics.
Example: "The artist's latest work features bold additions of colour that bring the canvas to life."
Alternatives: "color enhancements" or "color additions".
Ritualization of visual signals often involves the addition of colour; elongated or erected fur, feathers, and fins; or enlarged body structures that enhance the visibility of the display.
The addition of colour and style to tennis wear (once restricted to white) created an entirely new subdivision of leisure clothing.
The addition of colour information enhances the representation of the seafloor compared to conventional bathymetric mapping techniques, and potentially allows for a greater diversity of classification and statistical analysis of features of interest.
Our finding that response times were facilitated by the addition of colour (see Table 1) is consistent with this explanation.
There was no significant decreased activation and no significant difference between the addition of colour or the addition of sound (relative to their corresponding components).
Moreover, the addition of colour reduced left antero-medial temporal activation but this effect was not observed for the addition of object sound.
Secondly, the addition of colour but not the addition of sound reduced activation in a left antero-medial temporal region, as previously reported by Moore and Price (1999).
The addition of colour Doppler to US maturation staging may help to understand the pathogenesis of the Osgood-Schlatter's disease (OSD).
What this study adds The addition of colour Doppler to US maturation staging may help to understand the pathogenesis of the Osgood-Schlatter's disease (OSD).
To summarize, during a visual object naming task, the addition of colour or sound increased activation in early visual (bilateral occipital) areas as well as areas previously associated with semantic processing (right anterior fusiform).
