The phrase "additions to the language" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to new words, phrases, or grammar structures that are added to a language over time. Example: "The Internet and social media have brought many additions to the English language, such as 'tweet,' 'emojis,' and 'selfie.'".
ALTHOUGH speakers of English English will always think themselves superior, the best colloquial additions to the language have long come from America.
Members, who have in the past included Racine, Corneille and Hugo, meet once a year, pronounce on the acceptability or otherwise (generally otherwise) of newfangled additions to the language of Molière (such as 'start-up' and 'stock-option'), and are supposed, every three-quarters of a century or so, to produce a new French dictionary.
This is in addition to the language support provided by local authorities.
In addition to the language of chess, there is a recurrent imagery of the labyrinth in the novel.
The Porters host concerts and lectures in addition to the language camp, and some of their land is farmed organically.
In addition to the language Mr. Laurents made other changes, some to heighten the verisimilitude and others to depart from it.
Even the name, Lite, is a contemporary addition to the language, suggesting not only that something has fewer calories but that it may also be, as Webster's has it, "diminished or lacking in substance or seriousness".
In addition to the language and weather, she had to adjust to the scale of U.S. research.
As such, the language spoken at home may affect economic behavior even if the person also speaks a language in addition to the language spoken at home.
The book begins with the now much-overused line, "What are you wearing?" – an addition to the language of seduction he's rather proud to have popularised.
In addition to the language and terminology limitations, the group made the deliberate choice to examine content developed by entities formally associated with education and curriculum development, to establish a first level of validation regarding the content examined.
