The phrase "a higher perceived value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the subjective worth or importance that individuals assign to a product, service, or experience compared to others.
Example: "The marketing campaign aimed to create a higher perceived value for the brand, making it more appealing to consumers."
Alternatives: "an increased perceived worth" or "a greater perceived significance".
Because virtual goods feel more real in virtual reality, they benefit from a higher perceived value.
But much of that growth has been outside of the casual-dining sector in areas such as inexpensive fast-food chains, "fast casual" outlets such as Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. and Panera Bread Co., takeout and delivery services, and independent restaurants — both mid-priced and upscale — that deliver a higher perceived value, analysts said.
The larger overall effect sizes of voucher schemes could reflect a higher perceived value of vouchers compared to a prize draws, in keeping with the literature [ 10- 12].
Do remember that physical print formats have a higher perceived value.
A message that specifically addressees your target audience speaks to them on a more personal level and your ad copy has a higher perceived value because of this.
Inside you soon spot the luxuries imparted by the R-Line spec. The whole cabin feels high quality and comfortable, with a high perceived value to it all.
Trick them into thinking that you spent a lot by choosing gifts that have a high perceived value, and rake in the "ooooh, you shouldn't have!"s.
The best analogy for public relations, Levine says, is gift wrapping, "If I went to visit a woman today and gave her a gift in a Tiffany box, it would have higher perceived value than if I just gave it to her plain.
Words and letter combinations with higher perceived value, like call letters of a television station, are auctioned off, starting at $1,000.
Maintaining the alignment has been found to lead to stronger business performance, higher perceived value of IT and improved IS strategic planning; therefore addressing the issue is both important and timely.
The key is to add things of high perceived value, that act as a "sandwich" to your main offer.
