"with higher value added" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe actions that bring greater benefit or value to a situation. For example, "The company has been successful in increasing their profits with higher value added products."
6. Profitable low-share businesses are in industries with high value added.
The cellulosic nature of agriculture wastes makes them suitable raw materials for conversion processing to produce end products with high value added.
A company with high value added per U.S. employee would pay a low tax rate, and those with low value added per U.S. employee would pay a high rate.
With spatial sorting, variations in productivity are not explained by variations in effective density (affected by HSR) but more by the fact that the most competent workers or the sectors with high value added tend to move into the densest spaces.
With the right opening up of trade, European and American brand names, with high value added, and technology driven, niche and custom-built products and services, could be providing us with engines of growth and employment as demand for these products and services rises in Asia (as well as in other areas with increasing consumer power, like Brazil, Turkey, Indonesia and parts of Africa).
Our findings suggest that program participation in certain types of BDS and R&D support programs is associated with a higher value added per worker and increases in employment and exports.
The other common assumption in the U.S. is that we outsource those tasks we don't really feel like doing, keeping for ourselves those with the highest value added.
There are several possible ways to accomplish those goals: promoting the growth of normal exports; encouraging exports by industries with relatively high value added coefficients, especially in the export of services; and upgrading industrial processing by gradually increasing wages and the share of labor compensation in the value added.
Companies with the highest value added according to TREND TOP 200 ranking (2011), operating predominantnly in Bratislava, include the Volkswagen Bratislava Plant, Slovnaft refinery (MOL), Eset (software developer), Asseco (software company), PPC Power (producer of heat and steam) and Trenkwalder personnel agency.
This specialisation hinders creation of high value added in GVCs.
