The phrase "a value added of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in business or economic contexts to describe the additional worth or benefit that a product or service provides beyond its original value.
Example: "The new software features a value added of increased efficiency and reduced costs for our clients."
Alternatives: "an added value of" or "a value enhancement of".
What you would think this means is that Ms. Isaacson's students averaged 3.57 on the test the year before; they were predicted to average 3.69 this year; they actually averaged 3.63, giving her a value added of 0.06 below zero.
In contrast, manufacturing showed a higher growth rate with a value added of 3.16 %, even with declining quantity of labor.
With an annual turnover of €7800 billion and a value added of over €1400 billion, it makes a major contribution to the EU's GDP.
On the other hand, the zero emission scenario achieves zero emission in final disposal and obtains a value added of 37,554 billion yen.
The 2016 income and expenditure plan has involved a huge rise in the price of petrol, electricity and water along with a pledge to introduce a value added tax of 5%, together with tariffs on sugary drinks and tobacco.
He added: "These wind farms alone could generate a combined gross value added of between £314m and £1.2bn over their lifetime, and generate between 2,567 and 13,612 jobs within Scotland during the construction period.
The section 3 describes steps involved in extending the exisitng SAM of the year 2007-08 into a value added disaggregated SAM of the same year for India.
An alternative measure of research focus on biotechnology is biotechnology R&D intensity, defined as biotechnology R&D expenditure as a share of total value added of the industry sector.
The combined injection leads to a significant increase in the value added of the oil sector (14.5 %), which has relatively low input requirements from other sectors.
The specific aim of the study was to explore factors that providers consider when assessing the value added of a new HRQL information technology application.
This will require a careful assessment of the value added of each of the newer UN reform activities to ensure that they represent true value added to the UNCTs and to UNICEF.
