I'm reading your symbolism as follows:
> "if $A,B,C ⊢ B$, then $A,B ⊢ C→B$.
If correct, this is an application of the rule ($\to$-I) of Natural Deduction that formalize the inference:
> if we have a derivation of $B$ from assumptions $A,B$ and $C$, we can produce a new derivation of $C \to B$ from assumptions $A$ and $B$.