"made addition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe the act of adding something to something else, for example, "The teacher made an addition to the syllabus."
Following modifications were made, addition of hydrogen atoms and addition of gestiger charges then file was saved in pdbqt format.
As the ratios of infant deaths within 24 hours after birth to fetal deaths were adjusted to selected reference standards, appropriate adjustments in numerators and denominators were made (addition or subtraction, depending on the number of fetal deaths reclassified as live births, and vice versa).
MWF performed the literature survey, did additional computations, gave comments and made additions to the final draft.
Coyle has made additions.
The emperor Tiberius built a palace to which Nero, Caligula, Trajan, Hadrian, and Septimius Severus made additions.
On Monday, a committee of supervisors made additions to their plan that they said would please the race organizers.
Over the years, she has made additions, and it is a rambling, log-cabin-ish affair, with an indoor pool and a porch painted turquoise.
He designed new houses, altered or made additions to others, and built various structures associated with those houses.
EM wrote the review, and CS read, edited, and made additions to the review.
I believe the authors made additions and corrections to the original article following the suggestions of the first review report.
Factoring makes multiplication and division easy (at the cost of making addition and subtraction hard).
