The phrase "ability to add value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or contributions that enhance a situation, project, or organization.
Example: "Her ability to add value to the team was evident in the innovative solutions she proposed during the meeting."
Alternatives: "capacity to contribute" or "skill in enhancing value".
By virtue of it being value, it has acquired the occult ability to add value to itself.
To accelerate candidates' ability to add value to the organisation, we appointed UH Ventures, jointly run by the University of Hertfordshire and Exemplas, as our apprenticeship provider.
To Karl Marx it had an occult ability to add value to itself, to Winston Churchill it was a healthy horse.
"It was important in doing so, however, that we had the ability to add value, and with Glen and his All-Star credentials, as well as two veteran big men and draft picks, we believe we have done that".
Once the first step – transparency – is settled (this first step is not easy itself, as we know), the second phase is the ability to add value to the loads of data and information unveiled.
"By focusing on business, not politics, and by demonstrating the ability to add value to companies in which we invest, I'm hopeful that it will overcome whatever reluctance there may be," Mr. Kaufmann said.
Mixed evidence supports the ability of HIE to add value to healthcare systems [ 6, 7], to detect patient safety issues [ 8, 9] and to reduce healthcare delivery time and redundant testing [ 10– 16].
Despite fears and conspiracy theories, perceptions of China's dairy investment should come down to the ability of a purchase to add value, and build capital within the country.
Whether a global entrepreneurial organization or a sizeable corporation, all growing firms need ethical employees with the ability, knowledge, skills, and attitudes to add value to the firm.
Our feelings about the management team, and their ability to add future value to a portfolio, are very much embedded in our target prices for our companies.
In the short term, the publisher's ability to add such value through "implied semantification" is of benefit, and does reduce the burden on the author of preparing a manuscript for submission.
