The phrase "a firm value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a specific, stable, or established worth or significance of something, often in financial or mathematical discussions.
Example: "The company reported a firm value of its assets, indicating strong financial health."
Alternatives: "a solid value" or "a stable value."
These are intangibles, and it's difficult to put a firm value on them.
Banks are doing everything they can to avoid placing a firm value on buildings that have likely fallen sharply in price, writes Joe Morford, who monitors bank stocks for RBC Capital.
There was no way anyone could place a firm value on records anymore – evaluation now took place on a global scale, and the information about what was valuable was privileged.
ClusterBFS thus has two parameters: Td, the weighted density threshold and R. For threshold R, we set a firm value 0.8 [ 32]. (See Figure 1 for a simplified example).
The spokesmen enunciate in a firm, value-neutral way, as if auditioning for legitimate jobs in the industry.
Ben Goldsmith's investment fund, WHEB, also owned a quarter of Engensa's software partner, PassivSystems, a firm valued at £40m in 2014.
However, agency theory predicts a lower firm value for firms hoarding excess cash since agency conflicts are particularly severe when firms possess substantial free cash flow (Jensen 1986).
VBM aims at sustainably increasing an organization's firm value from a long-term perspective (Ittner and Larcker 2001; Koller et al. 2010).
In particular, they showed that when corporate income is taxed and debt interest is a deductible expense, firm value can be increased by using debt financing rather than funding entirely with equity.
The VC knows that his unobservable quality as a manager affects the likelihood of an increment to firm value next period, which will ultimately enhance the VC's return.
Thus a superior 'track record' (sequence of signals) of the manager results in a higher Bayesian estimate of his chances of producing an increment to firm value next period.
