The phrase "add future value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investment, or business strategy, where one discusses enhancing the worth or potential of an asset or project over time.
Example: "Our goal is to add future value to the company by investing in innovative technologies."
Alternatives: "increase long-term value" or "enhance future worth."
In that case, the relevant argument is the one presented very convincingly by Gandjour: that living per se necessarily incurs added future consumption costs, and therefore the value of life years necessarily includes the value of consumption (at least to a very significant degree).
This paper investigates how value is created through pre-design, and, furthermore, identifies measures to add value in future hospital buildings.
Obvious stuff, perhaps, but this is the way in which private-equity firms expect to be able to add value in future.The importance of these more pedestrian skills may explain the rise of niche funds that aim to tackle buy-outs in only one industry, be it health care, fitness centres or publishing.
Preliminary conclusions are that shared SPAD facility systems could indeed add value to future Mars in situ landed missions if they are designed to respond to the particular requirements and constraints of those missions, that such a system appears feasible for consideration, and that certain standards should be developed for key SPAD interfaces.
However, this material captures not only the developmental history of the discipline, but also some of the knowledge that is missing from the formal peer-reviewed bibliographic databases for many different reasons and which can add value to future research and current practice.
He added: "It makes no sense for the Airgas stockholders to transfer the future value of Airgas to Air Products at a bargain-basement price".
Our future value is -$2500.
What's another future value?
Determine the future value of an annuity.
