The phrase "adds information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing how a particular detail or statement contributes additional context or clarity to a subject.
Example: "The author includes a footnote that adds information about the historical context of the events discussed in the book."
Alternatives: "provides details" or "supplements the content".
If trouble arises, Edelman adds information pertaining to the situation.
The discovery of timber in stone-dominated Sasanian architecture adds information on timber use in the Late Antique Near East.
We've entered a new age of a kind of a YouTube dialogue that adds information without necessarily adding perspective.
Resonate adds information about each panelist from other sources, including voting and campaign contribution history and demographic information, collecting about 1,100 pieces of data per panelist.
The final section, set in 2012 again, adds information to the first 2012 section in a way that can only be called cinematic.
Their principle is that no modification can be made that selectively affects only a portion of the image, removes information or adds information obtained in a different experiment.
Immunofluorescence (IF) microscopy adds information on cell morphology and the microenvironment that are not obtained using flow-based techniques, but the multiplicity of conventional IF is limited.
This paper gives a brief description of the projects and adds information about the selection criteria that allowed identifying what are the benefits that the system stakeholders should expect by the innovation of distribution operation and planning.
It analyzes the color and position of pixels in frames adjacent to ones with the poor images, said Sean Varah, the company's chief executive, then adds information found in those nearby frames to make improvements.
The student record also adds information on gender, high school rank, and high school coursework.
