"capture value" is correct.
You can use it when you want to describe the process of gaining financial, intellectual, or other types of value from something. For example, "The company's mission is to capture value from data-driven insights and convert them into actionable strategies."
Business strategy, however, seeks not only to create but to capture value.
In April management had argued the opposite, stating that "Dynegy believes it is positioned to capture value as markets improve".
Letchworth has been able to capture value and retain the income streams for the benefit of residents, this is the critical difference.
"The company has a unique business model to capture value in a changing commodity environment," Myles Allsop, a UBS analyst, told investors in a research note.
Not only does consumption occur anywhere, anytime, but the tools and resources to create and capture value are more broadly distributed too.
DaSilva has a business Web site, DaSilva Digital, which is described as a "provider of creative technology-enabled business solutions that help companies capture value from the Internet and other emerging technologies".
His strategy review, entitled Actions to capture value from our global presence in a changed world, involved what he described as a significant reshaping of the business, to achieve global cost-savings of $5bn£3.3bnbn).
He had maintained a business Web site, which was described as a "provider of creative technology-enabled business solutions that help companies capture value from the Internet and other emerging technologies".
Today it's a very different conversation, and all these efforts to capture value more wholly — at the corporate level, across companies, and at the broader level of society — are positive examples of innovation".
