The phrase "adds dramatically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or impactful increase or enhancement in a particular context, often in creative or analytical writing.
Example: "The new features in the software update adds dramatically to the user experience, making it more intuitive and enjoyable."
Alternatives: "enhances significantly" or "greatly improves".
This was my first lesson on travel in Sicily: mountains add dramatically to the length of a trip.
Trump's commanding electoral college lead and his unprecedentedly high unfavorable ratings in opinion polls both add dramatically to the dissonance of the outcome.
"Having four folks who have done this at least once in the past will add dramatically to our efficiency on orbit," Captain Ferguson said.
Conversely, a sudden heavy downfall can add dramatically to the weight of the surface layer of soil and clay, making it too heavy for the cave beneath to bear.
"We didn't have the same attitude" in the second half, he is quoted as saying, meaning far too reluctant to throw deep, adding, dramatically: "Take that for what it is".
"I've always needed my own work in my own space," he wrote, adding dramatically, "The brief time of gallery and museum exhibitions would be ultimately fatal if it were not for the permanence of my own installations".
With Sema, Schlumberger will add dramatically to what Baird calls one if its three "core vertical markets".
However, often they do not include fees deducted from employees' accounts for recordkeeping, securities custody and advisory services, which can add dramatically to overall costs.
But all four of these problems remain real and significant barriers to true progressive populist either winning at the presidential level or adding dramatically to their numbers in Congress.
"We're hoping to get partners to come in so that instead of the six centers, we can have 20, and that would add dramatically to disease surveillance in poor countries.
