The phrase "acceptable valuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the adequacy or appropriateness of a value assigned to an asset, investment, or property.
Example: "After reviewing the financial reports, we concluded that the acceptable valuation of the company is $5 million."
Alternatives: "reasonable assessment" or "satisfactory appraisal".
Talks with Vivendi are continuing, focused largely on how to reach an acceptable valuation of NBC Universal, these people said.
Finally industrial group Tanfield dropped 44% to 28.75p after its US electric car associate Smith Electric Vehicles cancelled a proposed flotation on Nasdaq because it could not achieve an acceptable valuation.
The blogging site burned through an estimated $25 million in cash last year, and struggled to raise additional money at an acceptable valuation, according to people briefed on the matter who were not authorized to speak publicly about it.
So a minimum acceptable valuation of $105M was the threshold exit given where we were.
As a result, we as a Committee believe strongly that a transaction that shifts to the buyer the risks associated with Dell's business, at an acceptable valuation, would be beneficial for Dell's shareholders.
Third, while TTO is acknowledged to be a cognitively challenging exercise, other approaches to valuing health states may be more conducive to completion in a group setting (VAS, for example, has been described as the most feasible and acceptable of the health state valuation methods [ 11]).
In this study, we use six indices for the economic evaluation of street design that include an acceptable cost derived from a contingent valuation method as well as composite indices related to the cost and benefits (cost (C), amenity (A), acceptable cost (AC), A/C, AC/C, A − C) and clarify their characteristics indicating cost-effectiveness.
The results show that the two valuation methods each had acceptable levels of test retest reliability.
I would urge entrepreneurs to attain funds, while they're available, for strong ideas, even if it's not at the valuation you think is acceptable.
We do not claim, however, that these tentative tests are sufficient for an effective discrimination between acceptable and non-acceptable nonlinear models for valuation of derivatives.
Further studies are needed to evaluate if these descriptors of death remain acceptable in the context of actual health valuation studies.
