The phrase "a true valuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accurate assessment or estimation of the value of something, such as an asset or property.
Example: "Before making any investment decisions, it is crucial to obtain a true valuation of the property."
Alternatives: "an accurate assessment" or "a genuine appraisal."
Metrics such as the price-to-sales ratio, which is currently running significantly higher than historical averages, provide a truer valuation picture and represent yet another reason for us to remain defensive and cautious in client accounts.
The ith candidate relay X i has a private true valuation v i and a bid price b i for forwarding the packet.
Because Merrill has a limited universe of buyers for its stake, it will probably have to sell it at a discount to its true valuation, these people said.
Cummings et al. (1986) stated that if a person bids zero as a protest to being asked to pay for an environmental good, the bid is not an indicator of his true valuation.
It can be easily shown that bidding one's true valuation is a "weakly dominant strategy" in a second-price auction, meaning that Jim would never regret writing $100 on his slip of paper, nor would Sally ever regret writing $200 on hers.
The contract presumably granted De Gea permission to move once Los Blancos came calling again while guaranteeing United a fee closer to his true valuation.
Also I also don't believe that a Shark Tank valuation represents our true valuation.
As Mathew Ingram implies on GigaOm this morning, it's very likely that the team alone is worth $41 million to a would-be acquirer (though the true valuation has to be north of $100 million now).
Yet new research shows how collusion can corrupt auctions of public assets, so that the state is still short-changed.Auctions have a simple aim: to reveal the bidders' true valuation of the item being sold.
