The phrase "a superior value for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or advantages of a product, service, or idea in comparison to others.
Example: "This new software offers a superior value for businesses looking to streamline their operations."
Alternatives: "greater value for" or "enhanced value for".
But because DriveNow allows one-way trips, the purely electric journey could represent a superior value in certain situations — for example, if a resident of San Francisco were to drive to Palo Alto and spend several hours in meetings.
Western attempts to impose "democracy" or a "superior" value system were doomed.
The last one refers to the implementation as response of intelligence or information gathered, in order to achieve objectives, fulfill organizational mission, help build and sustain a competitive edge, and provide superior value for customers (H3).
Market orientation is, thus, viewed as a source of competitive advantage for an organisation, in that it helps to create superior value for customers (Narver and Slater 1990; Slater and Narver 1994; Slater and Narver 2000).
In a statement issued yesterday, Tyson reiterated that its offer "represents superior value" for IBP shareholders.
He said the investment represents a premium of 124percenttothethe current market enterprise value and represents "superior value for Rio shareholders".
"Having conducted a thorough and probing review of Dell's challenges and opportunities, we believe that the risks and uncertainty of a standalone public company are high and that the transaction we have negotiated offers superior value for Dell stockholders".
These findings further demonstrate that a market orientation is a powerful resource as it enables firms to become aware of opportunities to provide superior value for consumers, especially when operating in non-traditional markets.
offers superior value for our stockholders," Thomas E. Hornish, Outdoor Channel's chief executive, said in a statement.
