The word 're-add' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when there is a need to add something again that was removed or taken away previously. For example, "I had to re-add the contact that I had accidently deleted from my phone."
Students in particular were considered most likely to have failed to re-add themselves to the register, as they were most likely to have moved home since the 2010 poll.
Moore complains that Apple's suggested fixes – that people using older versions of iOS to contact her should update, and that people using iPhones should delete and re-add her as a contact – were either impractical or didn't work.
It also removed its playful Mayor feature, and later had to re-add it to appease its user base in June this year.
WhatsApp is also making it tougher to re-add someone to a group they left so you can't "Group-add-spam people".
It would, however, allow a blocked user to do things like contact you on Messenger, or try to re-add you as a friend.
The system also doesn't seem to recognize if one of the members of the call gets disconnected, and there's no 're-connect' button – you'll need to re-add dropped participants as another member of the call.
Re "Add Cut and Bleep to a DVD's Options" (State of the Art, May 27), on a DVD player that can edit out violence, sex and coarse language: The only real solution (if you can call it that) to the problem is to have a TV edit of a movie included on the DVD with the full version -- like the way some DVD's let you decide between wide-screen and full-screen.
I'm not making that up," Res added.
Wikipedia users have since re-added these details.
Re-adding it doesn't make their spam any better at puncturing my defences.
At almost every campaign stop he re-adds his budget to prove that the vice president was wrong when he said the Bush agenda spends more money on tax cuts than everything else combined.
