The phrase "a few value added" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and may be intended to refer to "a few value-added services" or "a few value-added features."
Example: "In our meeting, we discussed a few value-added services that could enhance customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a few additional benefits" or "a few enhanced features."
Serve also offers a few value-add features, like a roadside assistance hotline, purchase protection, and other benefits reserved for Amex cardholders.
To name a few, the introduction of the value added tax in 1986, adopted as a requirement of the accession to the European Economic Community; two increases of this tax in 1992, passed in the context of the Maastricth Treaty; and the reform of direct taxation implemented in mid and late 1990s, in order to adapt the tax system to the European standards and help the country adopt the euro.
Yet, there have been few discussions of the value added by this approach above and beyond that of traditional means of inquiry and enhancement in adult mental health services.
Most of the value added is in a few big, sophisticated firms that prefer using machines to humans.
Thus this is one of the few rigorously designed interventions that tests the value added impact of engaging informal caregivers in symptom management for patients with cancer.
But it noted that "with 10-year gilt yields at 5.0% (the highest since Q3 2004), the upward re-rating of the sector and private equity interest, we believe there are few opportunities for value adding acquisitions".
"That's a pretty good value add".
Impact Engine has found that those who are willing to roll their sleeves up and work intimately with a few entrepreneurs add tremendous value.
Predicted values of reference temperatures under dynamic conditions from these T0 using Wallin's strain rate shift equation agree well with measured dynamic values for a few steels giving added support to the new procedure.
