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Discover LudwigThe phrase "adds little value" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that something does not significantly contribute to a situation, discussion, or outcome.
Example: "The additional features in the software update adds little value to the overall user experience."
Alternatives: "provides minimal benefit" or "offers limited contribution."
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It adds little value to the courses that are now delivered cheaply online.
Public and private insurers might need to refuse coverage for high-cost care that adds little value.
In other words, data journalism, to me at least, adds little value if you are not open-minded.
The success of such groups contradicts the management notion that a focus on one core leads to superior returns and that diversification adds little value.
An intelligence officer in central government says a lack of job security also contributes: "Jobs are constantly being cut which puts more pressure on remaining staff and no pay increases adds little value to the hard work you put in".
On the other hand, London has qualities to which the aerotropolis idea adds little value, like an existing fabric that works and gives pleasure and affords space for the accidental (including the colossal and largely unplanned success, over the decades, of Heathrow).
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And they tend to add little value because there is little room left to add any.
He proposed the disbanding of adoption panels on the grounds they "add little value".
As such firms' performance declined, it became clear that managers could add little value to them.
But the additional papers they've written have added little value.
The rotation with respect to pitch and roll were considered insignificant, which added little value, but great complexity to implement.
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