The phrase "a sales value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the monetary worth or price of a product or service in a sales context.
Example: "The sales value of the new product exceeded our expectations, leading to increased profits for the quarter."
Alternatives: "a sales price" or "a sales figure".
Nortel said Monday that its fiber optic components unit, which sells most of its parts to the company's own businesses, have a sales value of $2.5 billion.
New projects now in construction or design on or near Fourth Avenue will have a sales value of about $350 million, he said, and will transform parts of Fourth Avenue into "the Park Avenue of Brooklyn".
According to the property consultancy EC Harri, the next decade will see 20,000 prime residential units completed in London, with a sales value of £50bn.
"For example, when one considers that 40,000 new homes in Cardiff could secure a sales value of £6bn (at £150k per residence) then it would not appear unreasonable or unrealistic to secure a proportion of this value to contribute to the overall costs of the Cardiff Crossrail project".
In the United Kingdom, tax on alcohol has two components: the alcohol beverage specific duty, for example, £28.22 (€35.57; $46.10) per litre of pure alcohol for spirits as of March 2014, and a sales value added tax (VAT), which is currently an additional 20% on top of the price of the product.
Each part of the animal has a sale value – eye-balls for drinks, the penis for soup to boost virility, its teeth for jewellery and its bones for good luck charms.
The government of Chile said today that it would buy 10 F-16 fighter jets from the United States, with the blessing of the Bush administration, in a sale valued at $660 million.
Doctors wrote 51.5 million prescriptions for A.D.H.D. drugs in 2010, with a total sales value of $7.42 billion — an increase of 83 percent from the $4.05 billion sold in 2006, according to IMS Health, a drug information company.
Together, they have almost a 50% share of the UK's book market – a total sales value of £1.1 billion.
Because it has virtually no subscriptions and sells at full price, it offers a better retail sales value (a measure of a magazine's value to retailers) than other titles, despite its smaller circulation.
We anticipate our Whitworths sugar brand achieving a consumer sales value of more than £100m over the next 12 months.
