The phrase "a high value proposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in business or marketing contexts to describe a product or service that offers significant benefits or advantages to customers.
Example: "Our new software offers a high value proposition by combining advanced features with an affordable price."
Alternatives: "a strong value offering" or "a compelling value statement".
As long as you can prove that you have a high value proposition — are going to save them money or make their life significantly easier — it doesn't matter quite as much if the paint hasn't completely dried.
Obviously, the social web provides businesses with the opportunity to understand their customers in more granular and focused ways, and by allowing these clients to access (and map) their users' social data in the cloud, this has the potential to have a high value proposition for brands and their team of marketers.
As cable and satellite operators, service providers, and CE manufacturers try to offer a higher value proposition to their consumers, we're trying to provide them leading technologies in search, discovery and data to provide that higher consumer value proposition that they're delivering.
Athena only got paid if their customers got paid, and this was a high-value proposition to the doctors using their service.
Users are only going to engage with products that deliver a super high value proposition — and most importantly, let them have experiences they can't have in reality," according to Arrigo.
And, while it's still young, if you're in any way connected to healthtech, resources like the one offered by Startup Health seem to have a much higher value proposition for focused professional networking.
As it is with apps no matter the category, to compete, there has to be a significantly higher value proposition, otherwise you'll just stick with what's on your phone.
A high value leads to more time to learn preferences and also more time before propositions are made.
Last-mile training provider models fall into three categories, each of which represents an advance over the traditional higher education value proposition.
And then there's the fact… the U.S. is a carrier-led market where subsidies are very common… In some ways — and also considering the fact that GDP per capita in the U.S. is so much higher our value proposition is not as intensively powerful as it is in a market like Brazil or Russia, or Indonesia, or India — which is our biggest overseas market right now," he said.
