The phrase "adds to the promise of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing something that enhances or contributes positively to a commitment or expectation.
Example: "The new features in the software add to the promise of improved user experience and efficiency."
Alternatives: "enhances the potential of" or "contributes to the assurance of".
New advances in technology such as multileaf collimation, electronic portal imaging, combined PET/CT scanners and cone beam CT megavoltage treatment units are all adding to the promise of further improvements in the future.
This study adds to the current promise of IL-1Ra as a neuroprotectant in stroke (Greenhalgh et al., 2011) and provides new evidence that brain injury after SAH could be reduced with IL-1Ra treatment.
If there are still dustsheets in the corners and men fixing up the last details, it only adds to the aura of promise.
Trump's decision to increase the military presence in Afghanistan adds to the already long list of campaign promises he made that he has either been unable to keep or on which he has changed his position.
Add to that the promise of re-keying a large back catalog of cases via the YesWeScan.org project (also from public.resource.org) and we could now begin to explore ideas that had been simmering on the back burner for several years.
If he fails, he could add to the disillusionment over the promise of public education.
New agents are being continuously added to the panel of inhibitors that promise to expand options for RCC treatment, and help to guide pre-clinical and clinical studies for RCC treatment.
Add that to the promise of Shane Geraghty, Dave Strettle and Danny Care, the back-row emergence of James Haskell and Tom Croft and Cipriani's genius and there can be no more excuses for underperformance.
Findings from this study add support to the promise of the acceptability of this delivery method, given that the behavior is already commonly practiced before receptive AI [ 36, 37].
