The phrase "an official value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a value that has been formally recognized or sanctioned by an authority or organization.
Example: "The report includes an official value for the annual budget, which must be adhered to by all departments."
Alternatives: "a sanctioned value" or "a formal value".
The planned sale is the first to give an official value to the financial company — and to some extent the man whose name it bears.
A sale of Merrill's stake would also give an official value to Bloomberg, which has jealously guarded information about its profitability, and to the wealth of the man who founded the company and who remains its principal owner.
According to the 21st Century Business Herald, the ministry was assessed at an official value of four trillion three hundred billion yuan — just under seven hundred billion dollars — a figure so low that the paper quoted experts who found it "inconceivable" and "impossible".
For the conversion of the EQ-5D-5L to a utility index, however, an official value set has not been released by the EuroQoL Group at the time of writing this report.
A 2006 city report said tying the value of co-ops and condos to rentals was expected to keep an apartment's official value — and, thus, its property taxes — from rising too quickly, because rent regulation kept rental values relatively stable.
To meet the rest of their foreign-currency needs, many Venezuelans have had to turn to a flourishing black market, where the bolívar has traded at a fraction of its official value.
The purchaser must fund these payments initially, but may be able to obtain a mortgage on the official value of the property following completion (see Financing your purchase).
They do not even value it at market prices: the official value is $42.22 an ounce, the price set in 1973.
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The official value of the local currency has plummeted by a factor of 16 in the past year, with inflation at over 780%.
3. Argentina said Wednesday it will eliminate the foreign exchange restrictions that have propped up the official value of the peso since 2011, setting up a potentially painful devaluation.
