The phrase "a definite value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific, clear, or fixed amount or measurement in various contexts, such as mathematics, finance, or data analysis.
Example: "In this equation, we need to substitute a definite value for the variable to solve it."
Alternatives: "a specific value" or "a fixed value".
However, the insurer argues that this gain may not last, whereas the offer locks in a definite value.
It's a common joke among lawyers that they rarely refer back to their studies, but there's a definite value in understanding contract law, for instance every time you click "accept" on a website.
In static situations, however, the electric field in a conductor in equilibrium has a definite value, zero, because any force on the charges inside the conductor redistributes them until the field vanishes.
The corresponding optimal ice storage rates under both chiller priority and optimized control strategies are equivalent and increase to a definite value with the increase in the electric price ratio.
For example, the temperature of Earth's atmosphere has a definite value at every point above the surface of Earth; to specify the atmospheric temperature completely thus requires specifying a distribution of numbers one for each spatial point.
They could no sooner have acquired a ticket for a World Cup match at Soccer City, less than five miles away, than flown to the moon, and they were far away from the soccer academy set up in a more tourist-friendly part of Soweto by a multinational corporation, but their excitement at mere proximity to the event seemed to have a definite value.
These information-theoretic measures of the associated Rakhmanov probability density, which are direct measures of the polynomial spreading in the sense of having the same units as the variable, share interesting properties: invariance under translations and reflections, linear scaling and vanishing in the limit that the variable tends towards a given definite value.
Being known as a supplier to it has definite value, one company - which is listed in Apple's top 200 list - told the Guardian: "The value lies in the fact that Apple is recognised as having a high-quality build spec, so a relationship reflects well on that supplier's products," an executive said.
According to the weird rules of quantum mechanics, until a measurement is performed on a quantum particle, the property being measured has no definite value; measuring snaps the particle into a definite state, but that state is drawn randomly from a probability distribution of possible states.
Upon optimisation, for given value of difference temperature, operating frequency and dead volume there is a definite optimal value of swept volume at which the power is a maximum.
"I think there's definite value to having a C.B.A.," Mr. Rodriguez said.
