The phrase "generating added value" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to creating something that is more valuable than expected, or providing an additional value or benefit beyond a simple transaction. For example, "The company's unique approach to customer service is generating added value for its customers."
Disease link-related data are one important deliverable that will be of highvalue and of cardinal importance for generating added values to: Disease understanding Novel Patient Diagnosis New Drug Developmentt.
In fact, the additional added value created in the sector under study accounts for only 29.5% of the total generated added value.
Thus if it can be shown that strong relationships exist between tree and product, then those relationships can then be used to generate added value".
This is also the first case where producers decide not to export raw material, but to generate added value instead and work towards the production of finished goods at the local level.
While services do have a lower material intensity per € of generated added value compared to other parts of the economy (see Table 1 above and the detailed table in the Additional file 5), the growing absolute importance of the service sectors in generating European GDP, however, results in high absolute material consumption of services.
This opens the door to entirely new possibilities and therewith substantially generates added value to surveys and retrospective cohorts for which informed consent is not generally available.
This research is proposed to produce a conceptual design of SSB and SHIARL in order to gain maximum result and generate added values to the projects.
Using plant oils in the chemical industry will not only enable replacement of fossil oil but will, at least equally importantly, enable substantial overall energy savings and generate added-value for agricultural products that cannot be captured by using them for energy production.
However, when it comes to generating European added value, as we have done in many areas, we need to work together to develop this because, when they go it alone, the national states are weaker in the face of international competition.
Developing countries, as exemplified by the Sudanese case, can utilize engineering activities to generate appreciable added value to their resources, which results in welfare of people and community and lead to a better ecology.
