The phrase "able to increase value" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the potential or capability of something to enhance worth or significance, often in a business or economic context.
Example: "Our new marketing strategy is designed to be able to increase value for our customers and stakeholders alike."
Alternatives: "capable of enhancing value" or "able to add worth."
What the private equity firms do to earn those returns is to seek out opportunities to acquire companies where by adding their efforts and talents they will be able to increase the value of the company to the point where they can realize the increased value by selling the company or its assets.
Too small value of C is meaningless, as it will not be able to increase the value of the activity large enough to make the animal adequately switch to Brownian walks inside the patches.
He may, however, be able to increase his value as a sire by defeating top older horses later this year.
Most important, think about whether you will be able to increase the value of your business enough to match that retirement number.
In studying the performance of a group of big global banks between 1996 and 2003, it found that very few of them were able to increase shareholder value by more than 15% per annum without increasing their top-line revenues to match.
Its owner, a property fund run by BlackRock, the world's biggest asset manager, has also been able to increase its value, by upgrading space used for building boats (yielding £4 per square foot in rent) into shops and offices (£16 per square foot).
It's similarly comparable to the housing bubble due to the failure of financial institutions to appreciate risk, as we've seen, with subprime mortgages being packaged up into mortgage-backed securities, so that everyone could have access to assets that were thought to only be able to increase in value.
Our job is to increase value".
In other words, a QTL cluster that was usually able to increase the values of ELO, STR, UHM or UI but reduce the SFC value is considered as a favorable QTL from a breeding point of view.
In turn, relatively more educated girls and women were able to increase their economic value and societal status – allowing for even greater agency to access and use contraception.
