"bring more value" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe when something is increased in worth or usefulness. For example, "The company implemented a new sales strategy to bring more value to their customers."
"It's something we have to do, we have to be creative, to bring more value to advertisers".
We started with one school, but realised that we could bring more value by adding more schools.
way to bring more value to the tribe's art so that villagers could prosper on their home turf.
They believe that data scientists are more effective and bring more value to the business when they work within teams.
If they could improve quality and productivity, Elco could bring more value to the market and prevent further sales erosion.
The idea is that splitting up all of Sprint Nextel's assets could bring more value to the company than keeping everything together.
But Adam Ifshin said that his company also wanted to bring more value-conscious apparel retailers into the area, as well as those selling home goods.
As for how boards have evolved over time, Rabois feels that today's best entrepreneurs have moved away from a model where investors are supervising companies and are looking to bring more value-add to boards with seats.
Maybe a 50-person factory, just winning more work so it is actually bringing more value in," he said.
Those who don't pay are penalized — even if their product or service brings more value to their and Angie's List's mutual customers.
SELCO's frugal just-in-time energy distribution system — as opposed to the always-on but wasteful electricity grid — brings more value to more Indians at less cost, and it is both environmentally and economically sustainable.
