The phrase "and added in a" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are describing the act of including something, but it requires additional context to be grammatically correct.
Example: "She prepared the recipe and added in a pinch of salt for flavor."
Alternatives: "and included a" or "and incorporated a".
Rather, he explained, "we're built into phones," and added, in a familiar refrain, that "communication is at our very core".
"Zelda's sick," he said, and added in a tense voice, as they hurried down the hall, "I don't think she did it on purpose".
President Felipe Calderón called the breakout "deplorable" and added in a Twitter message that the "vulnerability of state institutions of justice must be corrected".
Disconcerted staff in a division of the London School of Business and Finance LSBFF) listed their grievances in a letter in January, and added in a follow-up meeting agenda that some students were not able to work computers.
State Senator Joseph M. Kyrillos Jr., the Republican state chairman, immediately labeled the plan an "employer tax," and added in a statement, "A tax hike in the middle of an economic recession is horrible public policy".
Brian S Brown, president of the National Organization for Marriage, said the group was "surprised and extremely disappointed", and added in a statement: "This is wrong on so many levels".
Interior Minister Manuel Valls confirmed this directive to Reuters, and added, in an even harder line, "Neither will I allow street prayers, which have no place in this republic.
Remove from the heat and add in a half teaspoon of freshly ground black pepper.
"Just this last indulgence," she writes, and adds in a postscript: "Ask McEban to come with you...
Microsoft is also set to add new multi-desktop views, to help with multi-tasking, and add in a host of new tools and software for businesses.
Finely chop a load of cherry tomatoes and shallots and add in a bit of white wine vinegar, olive oil and loads of fresh coriander.
