"significant added value" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a benefit that is especially impactful and valuable. For example, "This program provides significant added value to members by offering free educational resources."
While the NIH did support this in the early basic science research stages, all of the necessary follow-up work, which has generated significant added value, would not have been possible without Daedalus funding.
We play a critical role in influencing key decision-makers and stakeholders involved in people management and workforce issues and provide high quality professional support with significant added value to the organisations we work with.
A preliminary design of a biorefinery-type process flow sheet and its economic analysis, indicated potential production of products (enriched livestock feed, fat and ε-pinene) of significant added value.
Despite huge commissions, traditional insurance agents fail to provide significant added value.
Through its activities, the Core creates and supports an environment for interdisciplinary research collaborations among the HIV/AIDS investigators that would otherwise be absent from campus, thus providing significant added value.
In all four cases, the Commission said the level of fines were reduced — 50% in the case of Pioneer; and 40% for each of the others — due to the companies' co-operation with its investigations, specifying that they had provided evidence with "significant added value" and had "expressly acknowledg[ed] the facts and the infringements of EU antitrust rules".
Following a mid-term evaluation, which confirmed the CEF programme's capacity to bring significant EU added value, the European Commission proposed to renew the programme under the next long term EU budget.
We're doing significant added-value.
The decision modules of KnowSEC deliver a significant added-value when compared to standard substance databases.
The pedigree-oriented strategy is however the less costly and, more generally, results show that knowing the flock pedigree always brings a significant added-value, as it allows reducing the amount of genotyping exams.
Analysis using the likelihood ratio test did not show any significant added predictive value to that provided by the Ki67 status alone for DFS (P = 0.88).
