The phrase "all value added" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, business, or discussions about contributions and benefits in various processes.
Example: "The company's focus on innovation has resulted in all value added to the final product being attributed to its research and development team."
Alternatives: "total value created" or "entire value contributed".
Radcliffe offers mentorships, internships, social action programs, arts programs and the like -- all "value added," in the college's words, and all a part of creating a sense of a place where women are at the center of attention.
The answer is simple: not all value added analyses are the same, and some are a lot better than others.
aDue to rounding, not all values add up to 100%.
There is also the vague but all-important "value added," defined as "value added by the sport to the Olympic Games; value added by the Olympic Games to the sport".
"We live in a world where all the innovation, all the value added since 2001, has been created in the form of algorithms.
And the response was that the low wage stuff would go away and we would retain all the high "value added" stuff.
From then on, GDP estimates were produced by government statistical offices.Output can be measured in three (theoretically equivalent) ways: by adding up all the money spent each year, by adding up all the money earned each year, or by adding up all the value added each year.
It is consumer spending that is driving all the value added services — including mobile payments — that everyone seems so excited about.
Despite making up 98percentt of exporting firms in the U.S., small businesses only account for one third of all export value added for American goods and services sold overseas.
At the same time, Chinese export statistics count all previously created value added, so China's export would be much higher than other countries'.
So we need to invest in a high-tech, knowledge-intensive economy - where it's all about the "value added" - if we're going to compete in the 21st Century.
