The phrase "adds finding" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the act of contributing to or discovering information, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The research team adds finding to their report, highlighting new insights."
Alternatives: "contributes findings" or "includes discoveries".
It can also serve a higher purpose, he adds: finding feasible answers to large problems such as energy supply, climate change, and improved nutrition and health.
Moreover, Malhi adds, "finding two infants in the same burial that do not share the same mother is somewhat surprising, and this may provide information into the social systems of this community".
He adds, "finding what's important to you, structuring it in ways that allow you to derive rewards from it, being able to actively construct satisfaction in what you do, [is] something that [everyone] will need to do regardless of what your employment is".
They were just like, 'Well, we are playing every night this week at the Spotted Cat and you are totally welcome to just come down and fuck up all you like until you feel comfortable.' And I did," she adds, finding the art of improvising trad jazz to be fairly complicated.
She adds: "Finding new business is a constant challenge as the events industry is a very crowded market to be in.
He adds: "Finding out which operators in our industry have the best ideas and who can use them in the best way very much dictates our choice of business partners".
It adds: 'Findings this consistent are very unusual.' This doesn't make it easy.
"But I always dreamed of falling in love," he added, "finding someone to care for and be cared for by".
Add finding seats together for six children and a commute to Kennedy, La Guardia or MacArthur airport from his home in Sag Harbor, and it's almost not worth it for John Novak to take a trip.
In research the league conducted, younger fans in particular, teenagers to age 24, said they were "interested in these stories" about misbehaving players, she added, "finding them and following them" in media that included the Internet.
But, Jackson added, finding distribution outlets willing to take a risk might be a better approach to invoke change in the industry.
