The phrase "value added of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about something that has had an additional benefit or feature added to it. For example, "The value added of this new software is that it can be used on multiple platforms."
"The challenge is, how do we increase the value added of the grapes," she said.
FELIX SALMON has been following an intriguing debate about the value added of innovations in certain industries.
Here the West maintains a continuing advantage, because China receives only about 50 percent of the "value added" of its exports.
The difference between the value added of $40 without tariff protection and that of $54 with it provides a margin of $14.
Perhaps a practical way forward is to confront the real question: what's the value added of INGOs and what do they need to devolve to others, and to let go of?
What you would think this means is that Ms. Isaacson's students averaged 3.57 on the test the year before; they were predicted to average 3.69 this year; they actually averaged 3.63, giving her a value added of 0.06 below zero.
θ is the row vector of water consumption value-added of all sectors, wherein the element θ i refers to the unit water consumption value-added of sector i and A refers to the direct consumption coefficient matrix of water resources.
While I suspect most of the jobs - and increasingly, the value added - of this model will be in China, this cooperation is good for the environment.
This case study looks at the 'value added' of considering both sex and gender when designing assistive technologies.
We consider this the greatest 'value added' of our publication process and we hope that you do, too.
He has estimated the value-added of the shadow economy in 21 of the 30 OECD countries.
