The phrase "a numbered value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific value that is represented by a number, often in contexts involving data, mathematics, or programming.
Example: "Please enter a numbered value between 1 and 10 for your selection."
Alternatives: "a numerical value" or "a digit value".
In alphabetic writing, numbers and letters are interchangeable if the letter has a number value, as, for example, in Greek and Hebrew alphabets.
They're roaming the halls hoping to accurately capture the essence of CPAC - by which we mean they're taking photos, soudbytes and overheard quotes and assigning a number value of 1 (tame) to 10 (CPAC essence fully realized), depending on how much the tweet in question fits the conference spirit.
This numeric rating is intended to provide a number value of the current security posture of a specific organization.
Or, to put the matter in the negative: It puts a number value on the danger that the mortgages could default at the same time.
Blizzard's proposed forum changes would allow users to vote comments up and down, which would put a degree of control in the hands of the users and assign a number value to the social pecking order.
Lowdown: Each bike has a "tech pack" that, along with displaying speed in RPMs and individual "power" output, assigns a number value to the resistance at any time on the bike, which it terms "Torq".
For instance, if you're selling TVs, stating how high the resolution is in a number value is probably white noise to the regular guy just looking for picture so clear he can see the blades of turf on college football Saturday.
A number value was calculated based on staining intensity (0 = not detectable, 1 = weak, 2 = moderate, 3 = strong) and percentage of cells staining at each intensity level (0 100 %).
The numbered values on a ruler, yardstick, or measuring tape all correspond to whole inches.
