The phrase "adds to the recent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information or events that contribute to or enhance a recent development or trend.
Example: "The new study adds to the recent findings on climate change and its impact on global weather patterns."
Alternatives: "contributes to the recent" or "supplements the recent".
Few details have emerged, but the headline alone adds to the recent stream of stories containing allegations (denied and otherwise) of Tories doing not-very-nice things.
"July's durable goods report adds to the recent evidence from numerous activity surveys that the manufacturing recovery has lost nearly all of the considerable momentum it had," economists from Capital Economics wrote in a research note.
The new information adds to the recent description by the president's son-in-law, Science and Technology Minister Jorge Arreaza, of Mr. Chávez's treatment as "palliative," which could indicate that doctors consider his cancer incurable and they are concentrating their efforts on reducing pain or slowing the progress of the disease.
This article adds to the recent literature that questions, and hopes to redefine, the information literacy notions and practices in academic libraries and their institutions.
In summary, the present study adds to the recent effort in human genetics to define the phenomenon of constancy and change using inheritance and origin of genome-wide CNVs and SNPs.
In summary, this study provides new data for clinical practice and adds to the recent research field on 6MWT performance in children who are overweight or obese.
The fine and suspension add to the recent spate of aggressive enforcement actions from the commission.
Now she is among those about to add to the recent surge in co-op sales.
The question now is whether the earnings will add to the recent optimism surrounding the bank, DealBook's Peter Eavis writes.
Lower oil prices and the introduction of quantitative easing by the European Central Bank have also added to the recent confidence.
The victory, worth $9.30 for a $2 bet to win, added to the recent success in this race of both Bailey and the trainer Bill Mott.
