The phrase "a net value of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the final amount after deductions, such as costs or taxes, in financial contexts.
Example: "After all expenses were accounted for, the project yielded a net value of $50,000."
Alternatives: "a final value of" or "an overall value of".
It has a net value of $20, with Engulf posting that amount in collateral with Robbin.
The $1.24 million included a $500,000 surety bond and five houses with a net value of $740,000, Mr. Bubb said.
Anglo American grew to a net value of 24 billion South African rand in 1987 -- $3.47 billion at today's sharply reduced exchange rate -- from a value of 65 million rand in 1957.
In order to form a proton or a neutron, which also have spin 1/2, the quarks must align in such a way that two of the three spins cancel each other, leaving a net value of 1/2.
Of the $500 million that Science Applications International will pay to the federal government, the city will be given $466 million, and the company will waive the $41 million bill, for a net value of $507 million to the city, the official said.
On a recent test search for this ticket, Superfly estimated that United's miles were worth $118 in eventual rewards, reducing the United ticket to a net value of $816.
It is estimated that the recovery will most likely be increased by approximately 2% as a result of seismic monitoring, corresponding to a net value contribution of approximately US$100 million, assuming an oil price of US$15 per barrel.
Decks A and B have negative net value (namely, the EV), -250 over an average of ten trials; moreover, C and D have a positive net value of +250 over an average of ten trials.
This results in a present net value of $18.3 million and a benefit-to-cost ratio for society of 3.2 (95% confidence interval [CI] 2.27 4.37).
As creditors circled earlier this month, its liabilities were recalculated at a staggering $73 billion, giving the firm a negative net value of nearly $22 billion.
The PIP contract is the first of a number of health assessment contracts with a total net value of up to £1bn over four years.
