The phrase 'harnessing the value' is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to make use of something's value or potential. For example: "The CEO has made plans for harnessing the value of the company's human resources."
In that case, the fix is to start over with a new group problem solving process, one that recognizes and harnesses the value in diversity and disagreement.
Edwards is a Google product that harnesses the value of this side-effect by displaying paid advertisements from paying customers matching the search keywords to be relevant to the core customer.
This study has been conducted in the framework of a research and development project entitled 'Sustainable futures for indigenous smallholders in Nicaragua: harnessing the high-value potential of native cacao diversity'.
After a couple of days on new risks and corporate resilience," the Weffers will race to the finish with sessions on "Spurring Innovation," "Harnessing the Diversity of Values" and "Reducing Inequity".
Within modern cities, the value of harnessing the transformational powers of communities of microorganisms, called bioprocessing, is being realised in wastewater gardens.
With a view to promote the concept of harnessing the efficacy of nonfood value and agronomic by-products, the leaves of Tectona grandis.
Anonymity of content generation destroys the value of conversations, but harnessing the gestures of the anonymous produces much of the value proposition minus the privacy tax imposed by weak social contracts.
They also learned how to harness the value of their patents by licensing out their technology, something the Japanese are now doing in earnest.
Power providers in the U.S. and Europe are increasingly experimenting with these systems to help manage and harness the value of thousands of distributed energy systems – the various energy storage, efficiency, and renewable energy installations scattered across the grid.
First, students would apply directly to the consortium, listing their preferences of university (factors such as geographical location and living expenses could feature in their decision-making process) and second, the degrees on offer would be consortium-led but harness the value of the universities collectively.
