"plus value" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to describe a situation in which one thing has the potential to increase the value of something else. For example, "The recent investment in technology upgrades has added plus value to our company."
The notion of "plus value" confuses relevance with extraneous considerations (James 1941; Trautman 1952).
As Wigmore sees it, the requirement of "plus value" guards against the jury "being satisfied by matters of slight value, capable to being exaggerated by prejudice and hasty reasoning" (Wigmore 1983b: 969, cf. 1030 1031).
Given that the assessment of plus value and, hence, legal relevance is so heavily contextual, it is difficult to see how a judicial precedent can be of much value in another case in determining a point of legal relevance (James 1941: 702).
If, as Wigmore contends, evidence must have a plus value to make it legally relevant, the court has to consider the probative value of the evidence and to weigh it against the amount of time and expense likely to be incurred in receiving the evidence, the availability of other evidence, the risk of the evidence misleading or confusing the trier of fact and so forth.
The plus value indicates improved PS. Analyses on the follow-up data were performed when more than two-thirds of the patients were dead or 12 months had passed since the enrollment of the last patients.
Add.3 for each plus value or subtract.3 for each minus value.
He had two hearts more than he might, he had a spade void, and his club suit was excellent: all plus values.
Hedge fund Elliott Associates reckons that the oil company could be worth more than double its current $20 billion-plus value.
If it performs well in the stock market, it could ultimately achieve the $4 billion-plus value.
That's a $1,000-plus value for some hungry coders with a good idea and the desire to make it happen.
The paper shows that the improvement in public transit supply generates, for Quebec City, a significant fiscal impact estimated to $6 M and a plus-value for properties owners close to $35 M over 12 years.
