The phrase "a bundle of value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or group of items, services, or features that collectively provide significant worth or benefit.
Example: "The new software package is a bundle of value, offering advanced features at a competitive price."
Alternatives: "a wealth of value" or "a package of benefits."
Higher education offers a bundle of different value propositions — tuition, housing, athletics and so on — for one large comprehensive fee.
Mr. Stross's focus on a single price point for a single service overlooks the fact that a bundle of Verizon services delivers high-value experiences that American consumers demand.
In this case they were a bet on the value of a bundle of mortgages that the investors didn't even own.
While the structural value of a bundle of fibres is low, the strength of individual fibres can be harnessed if they are embedded in a matrix that acts as an adhesive, binding the fibres and lending solidity to the material.
While the structural value of a bundle of fibres is low, the strength of individual fibres can be harnessed if they are embedded in a matrix that acts as an adhesive, binding the fibres together and lending solidity to the material.
One more thing: According to another study by the Center for Responsive Politics, oil and gas industry holdings are some of the most popular investments among lawmakers and their spouses, and in recent years have grown in value, offering a bundle of potential conflicts of interest problems.
They are a well-packaged bundle of values and advice.
When receivers were given a bundle of presents comprised of one higher-value gift and a smaller, less expensive one, it was found that they attempted to estimate the value of the set of presents - and when they did that, the cheaper gift tended to lessen the perceived value of the main present in their minds.
From CS moving to Value Proposition (VP), VP defines a bundle of products and services which would create value for a specific CS.
In this case, the "commodity" is a bundle of stocks and the index that measures their average value.
1) A requirement that students understand place value, for instance, that "100 can be thought of as a bundle of ten tens -- called a 'hundred.'".
