The phrase "adds directors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is increasing the number of directors in an organization or project.
Example: "The board meeting concluded with a decision that adds directors to the committee to enhance its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "appoints directors" or "includes directors".
DealBook » NetApp Adds Directors Amid Push for Changes | The addition of two directors to the board of NetApp at the urging of the activist hedge fund Elliott Management hints at a possible push for a sale.
"But," he adds, "directors who are very successful either are people who admit their musical ignorance and defer to the composer or who themselves have a tremendous feeling for music". Director Roland Joffe, asked last year about his dismissal of Bernstein from "The Scarlet Letter," praised the score as "musically accomplished..
"There isn't a past to this world," says McGrath. "It's in the present". "It's not like an exhibition in a museum," adds director Matthew Dunster.
It adds: "Director of BBC Vision Ms Bennett purchased flowers, champagne, food items, pens, or items such as DVDs to present to presenters, actors and other production talent".
Social media has proved to be a crucial driver for the brand, adds director of sales Caroline Tighe.
"There's no clear front-runner, and that makes it interesting," adds director Pete Docter, whose "Inside Out" earned a Globes nomination for animated feature.
Hess then went further, saying it was "ready to be responsive" to the possibility of adding directors nominated by Elliott.
"If the reform process doesn't continue, then we will have a mechanism in place to add directors".
Unlike most corporate board members, he added, directors of mutual funds decide how much they should earn.
The 2018 U.S. Spencer Stuart Board Index SSBII), our 33rd annual analysis of boardroom trends, finds that boards are adding directors with new skills, qualifications and perspectives.
An Excite@Home spokeswoman, Melissa Walia, would not say when AT&T would extend its control by adding directors to the 11-member board.
