The phrase "adds to the confidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or elements that contribute positively to someone's or a group's confidence.
Example: "The team's recent success in the project adds to the confidence we have in our abilities to tackle future challenges."
Alternatives: "boosts the confidence" or "enhances the confidence".
"I think that adds to the confidence of the team".
In their last 13 games, Portsmouth have collected 26 points out of a possible 39, and two road wins (at top-end opposition Swansea and Norwich) in their last two outings adds to the confidence in them.
Prof Jayawardhana calls the result "intriguing", but explains: "Ultimately, we need independent results from different experiments because different experiments would be affected by different systematics... if you can validate the results then that adds to the confidence levels overall". Prof Söldner-Rembold adds: "There could be other interpretations, such as the background.
The similarity of results obtained through these two methods of data presentation adds to the confidence that the conclusions are real.
In an attempt to increase confidence in a measure's ability to detect change investigators have often reported multiple change coefficients derived from the same patient sample, the belief being that uniform findings among coefficients adds to the confidence in the results.
Very good agreement between predictions and experimental measurements is observed, adding to the confidence with which the phenomenological model can be used.
"We go into the game having won our last three, which has added to the confidence, focus and mood that was already in the camp," he said.
They said that track record would have added to the confidence Boeing and federal regulators had about using them in commercial airliners.
Keane has been especially impressive as of late and the pairing with in the striker position seems to be only adding to the confidence and swagger of this offense.
U.S. officials said the captured messages, whose existence has not previously been disclosed, added to the confidence level at the CIA and other agencies that Putin's goals went beyond seeking to undermine confidence in America's election machinery and ultimately were aimed at tilting a fiercely contested presidential race toward a candidate seen as more in line with Moscow's foreign policy goals.
Do you think this could be some sort of a correction, if you hold the whip-hand at Westminster?PR: I think it does add to the confidence within the unionist community if we're seen to have a keener, greater level of interest at Westminster.
