"high value utilization" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the efficient and effective use of resources or assets to achieve maximum value or benefit. Example: "The company's success is due to its high value utilization of its employees' skills and talents."
Being one type of the most abundant marine polysaccharides in nature, chitin has inert chemical properties and thus prolonged been hindered for high-value utilization.
This work, together with cost-effective preparation strategy to make high-value utilization of cheap biomass, should have significant implications in the green and mass-producible energy storage.
This study not only demonstrates a green and economical route for high-value utilization of petroleum asphalt in energy storage, but also paves a new way for the preparation of porous carbon via recyclable template, which is indispensable for green chemistry.
The fundamental understanding of the degraded products can increase high-value utilization of biomass in a biorefinery process [ 12].
High-value utilization of wheat straw cellulose was achieved by preparing regenerated cellulose film using [bmim]Cl.
This research also discusses a conceptual yeast HTL biofuel platform for high-value utilization of dairy byproduct, delactosed permeate in generation of biocrude (fuel), added nutrients, and solids.
Based on the present results from the HTL of yeast grown on simulated delactosed permeate medium, a conceptual yeast HTL platform is proposed for high-value utilization of delactosed permeate (Fig. 6).
The results suggested that RCF preparation by ILs using relatively cheap WS as a cellulose resource was a feasible method, and hence high-value utilization of WSC can be developed.
In recent years, high-value utilization of cotton stalks has been of interest, especially as fermentation of cotton stalk hydrolysate can produce high-value chemicals like bioethanol and xylitol [ 21, 22].
