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The phrase "add little value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or significance of something, indicating that it contributes minimally to the overall outcome or effectiveness.
Example: "The additional features in the software update seem to add little value to the user experience."
Alternatives: "provide minimal benefit" or "offer slight improvement."
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He proposed the disbanding of adoption panels on the grounds they "add little value".
And they tend to add little value because there is little room left to add any.
As such firms' performance declined, it became clear that managers could add little value to them.
Applicants may submit more, but often additional letters of recommendation are repetitious and add little value to an applicant's file.
The process of buying a house is complicated, lengthy, and involves many steps and processes that add little value for the consumer and could be improved by automation.
These middlemen add little value and lots of cost as they bid up the price of oil in pursuit of financial gain.
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But the additional papers they've written have added little value.
It adds little value to the courses that are now delivered cheaply online.
The rotation with respect to pitch and roll were considered insignificant, which added little value, but great complexity to implement.
"Where sites are adding little value or original content, they are likely to fall in our ranking.
Public and private insurers might need to refuse coverage for high-cost care that adds little value.
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