The phrase "about how they valued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's opinions or beliefs regarding the importance or worth of something.
Example: "The survey focused on gathering insights about how they valued customer service in their purchasing decisions."
Alternatives: "regarding their assessment of" or "concerning their perception of".
That activity has allowed banks to be more obscure about how they value assets as they recategorise them from "loans held to maturity" to "loans held for sale".
Executives will sometimes talk about how they value the work of the people around them, but actions speak louder than words.
A practical reason for this is that in order to obtain a workable solution to a social problem, the planner can use information not only about what each individual would prefer most but also about how they value other alternatives.
A new Wall Street Journal report says the agency "has been asking more questions of large fund firms about how they value startups and whether their process ensures an accurate estimate of a company's worth".
"I think institutions really need to make a commitment to equal representation across the board, and that means a paradigm shift institutionally about how they value certain work," Rosa-Salas said.
We surveyed US-based investigators involved in neurodegenerative diseases research about how they value ethics-related issues, what motivates them to give consideration to those issues, and the barriers to doing so.
Approaches vary from directly questioning individuals with experience with a particular condition about how they value it, to two-part methods in which (1) an individual who has experienced a particular condition describes it, and then (2) a separate set of values is applied to these descriptions[ 8, 9].
When and if the next generation of users is asked about what they consider to be a suitable horizon, about what they consider as unacceptable degradation and about whether and how they value paper-based information, we might get different responses but this is for the next generation of collection managers to be concerned about.
But starting with the implosion of Merrill Lynch last fall, banks have been forced to open up about the investments they hold and how they value them.
Rice-Oxley says: "It will stimulate debate and get people in different countries talking about their own healthcare systems, and how they value them.
