The phrase "adequately valued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the appropriate assessment or appreciation of something's worth or importance.
Example: "In order to ensure fair compensation, it is essential that employees feel adequately valued for their contributions."
Alternatives: "properly appreciated" or "sufficiently recognized".
Until our services are adequately valued, there will be way too few of us to care for Granny, much less to teach students how to do it.
In response to a question about how confident he could be that the collateral would be adequately valued considering the sharp and continuing decline in the housing markets, he said that the two companies were being examined by officials from the Fed and the comptroller's office.
We have a culture that has never adequately valued this work as real work… While I think we made progress when the Department of Labor finally changed Fair Labor Standards Act regulations to include home-care workers in minimum wage and overtime protections, I think we are still a long way from livable wages and good jobs.
This in turn leads to a series of questions investors need to start asking themselves: Are my portfolios exposed to fossil fuels adequately valued?
Pay equity is an important indicator of gender parity in our society, but when it comes to ensuring women's work is adequately valued across professional and domestic spheres, we might need to consider that salary is only one important outcome.
Time is not adequately valued here in Greece because growers accept working long hours and never add them up and divide them by the net amount they receive after all expenses and taxes paid.
We don't adequately value fresh air or clean water.
The panel agreed that the agriculture sector has a long way to go before it adequately values water.
Unfortunately, we don't adequately value people who crawl around on their hands and knees making time-consuming measurements to make sure everything is working properly.
"While the directors welcome Mr Sarver's approach, they believe that, notwithstanding the current financial difficulties, the proposal does not adequately value a controlling interest in the company," said the RIFC statement.
Francois Garnier, a fund manager at Paris-based HMG Finance, which has 200.0 million euros ($271.2 million) worth of assets under management, said he had become skeptical that Geithner's team had the skills to adequately value the $1.0 trillion in toxic assets held by banks.
