The phrase "adds gender" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the inclusion or consideration of gender in various subjects, such as research, analysis, or discussions about identity.
Example: "The study adds gender as a crucial variable in understanding the impact of social media on mental health."
Alternatives: "incorporates gender" or "includes gender".
It adds gender neutral language to the state's pension law, but Brewer said teachers worry that lawmakers will use it as a vehicle for a more expansive pensions overhaul.
The order, which Ms. Granholm, a Democrat, signed Wednesday, adds gender identity to a list of other prohibited grounds for discrimination that includes religion, race, color, national origin, age, sex, sexual orientation, height, weight, marital status, politics, disability or genetic information.
And, it adds gender identity and national origin as two new categories of bias for determining whether an action that occurs on campus is a hate crime.
Finally, it adds gender identity to the list of categories like race, religion, etc. that affects sentencing for a hate crime.
Second, the law adds gender identity to the list of groups like race, religion, etc., against whom one cannot advocate genocide or incite public hatred.
She explained that the law does three things: First, it adds gender identity to the list of categories like race, religion, etc.—on which the federal Canadian government and "businesses within federal jurisdiction – like banks" cannot discriminate.
The point of DeCrow and Seidenberg's lawsuit was to add gender to the list of protected categories.
Add gender roles and the particular place actresses get stuck in because of them, and the shame and rage compounds.
The bill sought to expand human-rights law by adding "gender identity and gender expression" to the list of grounds upon which discrimination is prohibited.
She added that Haas is working to add gender identification to CMG Bears to provide as much context to the salary data as possible.
In 2000, the California Student Safety and Violence Prevention Act added gender and sexual orientation as protected categories in the education code and referenced the penal code definitions.
