"demonstrate its value" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to showcase or show the worth or importance of something. Example: The new software will be able to demonstrate its value through increased efficiency and cost savings for our company.
It'll need to prove that point clearly to demonstrate its value to prospective buyers when it launches later this year.
How the sector can demonstrate its value to graduates – what has it got to offer?
Exercise physiologists say it can be impossible to demonstrate its value because usually too many things change simultaneously when people start to run in groups: the coach, the location, the training regimen.
Unfortunately, it was not possible to demonstrate its value as an independent prognostic factor in multivariable analysis because RLN were not surgically removed in 19 (22%) cases.
Together, our job is to let the world know what the organisation does and demonstrate its value to individuals, societies and communities.
And Monkey hears of an in-house seminar where the World Service was being discussed, and "amoebas" – squishy shapes mapping its performance according to various criteria – were used in a presentation to demonstrate its value.
Since several studies have demonstrated its value, it is not surprising that several investigators have incorporated the bispectral index as a controlled variable in closed-loop feed-back control administration systems, especially for propofol.
This old-fashioned diversification has demonstrated its value.
The practice is now common, and many studies have demonstrated its value.
"The democratic system has once again demonstrated its value and the validity of its rules," he added.
It should be said that this is supported by the Agile principle of delivering value, and delivering frequently, because any project can start demonstrating its value early.
