The phrase "a secondary value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or significance of something that is not primary or main, often in contexts like economics, philosophy, or decision-making.
Example: "In this analysis, we will consider not only the primary value of the investment but also a secondary value that may influence long-term returns."
Alternatives: "an additional value" or "a lesser value".
A secondary value of follow-up assessments is that they give colleagues a chance to reconsider their views.
I personally put a secondary value on knowing the source(s) — I actually fear knowing, in case it is one or more people whom I respect".
They also combine a primary value superfactor with a secondary value superfactor to create a composite value score.
However, this assumption is not contradictory to the fact that these initiatives might have a positive development political effect, though these effects are to be valued of a secondary value.
But according to Erasmus the text of this codex was altered from the Latin manuscripts, and had a secondary value.
According to each primary membership value, there is a secondary membership value that explains the possibility for primary membership value.
Kris Kristofferson The demo tape, a humble artifact, usually holds secondary value to all but a self-selecting elite.
It would not follow, however, that we would thereby have a response to the secondary value problem.
The importance of this distinction between the two value problems can be brought out by considering a possible response to the primary value problem which is not thereby a response to the secondary value problem.
If this is right, then it follows that even if virtue epistemology has an answer to the primary value problem and Kvanvig concedes that it does it will not thereby have an answer to the secondary value problem since knowledge is not simply virtuous true belief.
If one's account of the value of knowledge ended at this point, one would thus be offering a non-revisionary response to the Meno problem while simultaneously offering a revisionary response to the secondary value problem.
