The phrase "along with adding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something is being done in conjunction with the act of adding something else.
Example: "Along with adding new features to the software, we are also improving its overall performance."
Alternatives: "in addition to adding" or "together with adding".
But there are wide variations in the new koshus, with some vintners experimenting with oak-barrel aging and each winery relying on a different level of chaptalization — adding sugar before fermentation — to increase alcohol levels along with adding weight and body to the wine.
For 10 days beginning on Wednesday, when shoppers buy two Clarins items at Macy's, along with adding the typical premium of six trial-size products, Clarins will donate $1 to an antihunger group, the equivalent of paying for 10 school meals.
The Z2580 is said to double the performance of its predecessor, along with adding support for LTE.
The Kensington PowerBack is good for an extra 5 hours along with adding a much-needed microUSB charging port to the tablet.
To round out its service, on top of its web app, Newvem is today officially launching a native iOS app, which allows cloud users to view cloud costs, risks and assets — and respond — while on the go, along with adding proactive email notifications and alerts to give users realtime updates via their inbox.
Much work lies ahead to defeat the so-called DOMA (Defense of Marriage Act), along with adding federal anti-discriminatory legislation and allowing for same sex marriage equality.
This semester, his grades are average and he is taking a full load of courses, along with added responsibilities as vice president of Student Veterans of America.
WASHINGTON — Congressional Republicans said Thursday that negotiations over extending a payroll tax cut were going so poorly that it was possible the tax break — along with added unemployment benefits — could expire at the end of the month.
Pharmacists and other groups have stated that a unique naming system could create too many names for similar products, along with added confusion and an increase in dangerous medication errors.
"Leaving for Paris N° 2", previously released as "Leaving for Paris" on a bonus CD for Want One in France, differs from the first version with the addition of a second verse along with added instrumental effects.
"I don't know why everybody is going along with this," he added.
