The phrase "a concrete value for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a definite or specific value related to a particular context, such as in mathematics, finance, or data analysis.
Example: "In order to proceed with the calculations, we need to establish a concrete value for the variable X."
Alternatives: "a specific value for" or "an exact value for".
A concrete value for such property may be based on a pre-defined list of types, as well as on more sophisticated criteria, such as, for ambiguities involving protocols, the ontology terms about the protocol types (for instance, to establish that a sample treatment protocol comes before a labelling protocol).
When the appraisal is finished the shop will get back to you with a concrete value for your piece of jewelry.
Although, as a limited result, one can find in [17] a formula that gives a concrete value of a constant for the embedding (W^{1,2} (Omega )hookrightarrow L^{p} (Omega )) on a square (Omegasubsetmathbb{R}^{2}), little is known about a concrete value of a constant for the embedding (W^{1,q} (Omega )hookrightarrow L^{p} (Omega )) on general domains.
The main contribution of this paper is to propose a formula that gives a concrete value of (A_{q} (Omega )) for the extension operator constructed by Stein's method.
In particular, a concrete value of the embedding constant is indispensable for verified numerical computation and computer-assisted proof for PDEs; see, e.g., [9 11, 13].
Drawing a model without a preexisting idea is very hard, so there is a very concrete value for participants".
The McKinsey report provides a more realistic view of China-Africa; however, what is its concrete value for American businesses and institutions interested in Africa?
In view of the general HC (2.1), we develop an adequate matrix M[HC] kxn (k, n ∈ ℜ), where concrete values for the selected submatrix 9 × 9 follow as well.
Example scenarios with concrete values for the lower bound from Section 5 are given in Section 6.
The appropriate matrix is formed on the basis of the general hyperspherical function, and here it gives the concrete values for the selected submatrix as shown in Figure 2. Figure 2 The submatrix of the function that covers one area of real degrees of freedom.
We adopt most of the concrete values for the model parameters from the existing literature on flu epidemics [ 3, 4, 33, 34].
