The phrase "a unit of value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, finance, or measurement where you are discussing a specific measure of worth or currency.
Example: "In our analysis, we will consider the dollar as a unit of value for comparison purposes."
Alternatives: "a measure of worth" or "a value metric".
And if money is a unit of value, it is hard to conceive of a yardstick better than purchasing power.
Put simply, how has the CEO's total compensation evolved over 10 years when denominated in a unit of value based upon shop floor compensation?
But in either case, the intuition is that instead of looking at Facebook Credits as a unit of value, you could think about the Credits as the pilot for a broader Facebook Payments service.
This legislation defined a unit of value for the new nation, to be known as a dollar.
Prior to the smoking ban, cigarette packs had been a popular unit of value; once they disappeared, mackerel packets appeared as a stand-in: Mr.
"Development velocity," to be specific, means the speed at which you can deliver an additional unit of value to a customer.
Outside the household, with its accounting largely based on the use value of goods, the market of goods with exchange value offers the possibility of using their monetary price as a universal unit of value and calculation of profitability (Weber 1921).
However, what if another scarce resource could provide the backing for a tradable unit of value?
You should take care to track the time and volume of data necessary to achieve an incremental unit of value for your customer, to make sure that the data moat continues to grow.
According to economic theory, the gross wage (inclusive of benefits) is an appropriate unit of value to measure productivity.
Amid the carnage, Theodore Bernstein, fixed-income analyst at Grantchester Securities (a unit of Wasserstein Perella), sees value in Beverly Enterprises' junk bonds.
