"value added activities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to activities that give additional benefits or value to an organization. For example: "Our organization has implemented a range of value added activities to improve customer service."
Of the host country's motives he said: "Malaysia recognises that it is a small country in a region of giants so it wants to move into higher value added activities, not manufacturing but design and engineering, and it needs a very strong education system to do this".
Further, by working digitally they can free up resources from inefficient workflows to put into value added activities – basically changing the way churches are organised".
Finally, economic contribution of value added activities at ports (e.g. through development of logistics parks) may also be investigated in future research (Munim and Saeed, 2016).
This last orientation is consistent with cloud computing paradigms, which are expected to enable firm to execute data transactions along their value added activities [7].
Bergek and Norrman (2008) cautions on the limited scope to which most of the incubation models are conceived as focusing primarily on results neglecting the interrelationship of the value added activities to other incubator activities.
In order to increase the regional level of innovation, the innovative capacity of its enterprises has to be measured and evaluated so as to identify limiting factors and create favorable conditions for innovation, education, and research and increase research and development activities, knowledge-intensive investment, and provision of higher value added activities.
Value added activity has positive effect on regional economy.
Despite no significant impact of seaborne trade on economic growth, Deng et al. (2013) revealed significant positive association between regional economy and value added activity at Chinese ports.
Furthermore, intelligent assistance systems will support employees so that they can focus on value adding activities.
In the second stage of evolution, secondary or manufacturing sector including value adding activities of agricultural produce drives the economy.
The value adding activities are generally regarded as the business incubation process with several models developed to explain the phenomenon.
