The phrase "adds onto" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an action that increases the size or amount of something. For example, "This new product adds onto our existing selection, giving customers even more choices."
Or, actually, adds onto it; all the old iChat features are still there.
Whatever the amount of funding it is, it adds onto Kabam's already hefty $125 million in venture capital from four separate rounds.
The deal entails the digitization and import of 60 print travel books, consisting of 150,000 points of interest worldwide, which adds onto tripwolf's exiting 500,000 POIs.
Mobile WiMAX is based on the 802.16-2005 standard and basically just adds onto 802.16-2004 by adding support for mobile devices.
You likely won't notice a humongous step up in performance, but the upgrade will certainly help out with the myriad new tasks Samsung adds onto its ecosystem, from S Health to multimedia offerings like the Oculus team-up, Gear VR.
(I.13) I know that if I lose more weight I'm going to put it back on at Ramadan because I just have to walk by food and it just adds onto my body, the fat just is invisible and it runs after you.
"Worldwide, buildings for centuries have been added onto," he said.
The core oligosaccharide added onto nascent chains has the same composition and in both organisms is added onto Asn-Xxx-Ser/Thr glycosylation sequons.
Nearly all respondents stated that the largest challenge in adding onto their homes was financial.
When tumor cells were added onto the matrix from the obese cells, they grew.
As experiences are captured and added onto previous experiences, creating a beautiful visual of the relationship.
