The phrase "a better valuation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assessment or estimation of value, particularly in financial or economic contexts.
Example: "The company is seeking a better valuation for its assets before proceeding with the sale."
Alternatives: "an improved assessment of" or "a more accurate evaluation of".
That allowed companies to tap cheap debt and pay their private equity parents a dividend while holding out for a better valuation from the public market.
He's also prepared to raise more when the time comes, and if that coincides with actual commercial deals beyond trials, it will be at a much better valuation for the company. .
"We have liked the idea of the Veritas deal for Symantec's long-term, but have been waiting for a better valuation entry point to give us comfort accepting the headline risk of Microsoft entering the AV (antivirus) market in the second half of 2005, and the integration of two large software companies," it said.
Priced at 18-times earnings, Kohl's trades at a better valuation than competitors JCPenney and Nordstrom.
What Duncan meant, when there is proof of concept there is possibly much better valuations for those original visionaries that launch a company when product has been proven, it require selling less of the company, also that means more innovation going on with crowd funding and other financial resources available is fueling innovation.
Startups outside the traditional bulls-eye locations of venture firms have better valuations for investors, lower costs for management and often have entire communities rallying around their success.
Yet, at the same time, we are seeing enterprises that affect the everyday lives of the majority attract more engaged employees, develop more motivated customers and — because of venture capital aversion — get better valuations for investors.
Over the past two decades, epidemiological studies have strengthened the link between air pollution and specific respiratory ailments, yielding better valuations for the pollution-related costs of illness and thus pinpointing the benefits of environmental regulations.
