The phrase "addresses adding" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of discussing or dealing with the process of adding something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report addresses adding new features to the software to improve user experience."
Alternatives: "discusses the addition" or "covers the process of adding".
The agreement promises to reinvent the tower that telescopes up at 233 Broadway, between Park Place and Barclay Street, as one of Manhattan's most sought-after addresses, adding yet another chapter to the history of this Cass Gilbert-designed monument to Frank W. Woolworth and his five-and-dime empire.
There were concerns about issues of consent, confidentiality, accuracy of email addresses, adding to the GP workload, and whether this method would take away the responsibility from the patient.
It said: "It has come to our attention that some members on our email list have had their addresses added without their consent.
CEO and co-founder Jack Conte said users' registered names, email addresses, posts and some shipping addresses were leaked, as were some billing addresses added prior to 2014.
Much can be gleaned from those short communiqués, and even from the stamps, cancellation marks, and addresses added as the cards made their journeys across Europe.
Biden took pride in announcing that he had sent both messages from his official government e-mail address, adding, "I have nothing to hide".
Mr. Adams included Mr. Zenkel's NBC e-mail address, adding: "Tell him what u think!" Twitter's guidelines prohibit people from posting private e-mail addresses, but addresses that have previously appeared elsewhere are exempted.
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Gen. S.B. Moyo, Chief of Staff Logistics, said in his early morning address, adding that his troops were targeting "criminals" around Mugabe, who remained "safe".
Lincoln asked Douglass what he thought of his address, adding, "there is no man in the country whose opinion I value more than yours".
He was "very pleased" that Obama included the issue in his January Inaugural Address, adding that the president has the power to induce improvements without conflict from Congress.
