The phrase "applied to valuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing methods, principles, or concepts that are relevant to the process of determining the value of something.
Example: "The principles of market analysis can be effectively applied to valuation in real estate."
Alternatives: "relevant to valuation" or "pertinent to valuation".
(The first PhD Seminar, on Valuation and Financial Statement Analysis (B9110) exposes students to empirical research in accounting as applied to valuation, fundamental analysis, and investing.
Emergy theories were applied to valuation of ecosystems and eco-industrial parks, as well as to studies of benefits/cost analysis and feasibility of ecological engineering.
The approach can also be applied to valuation of surface water generation where water is abstracted to provide drinking-water.
It is based on his recent paper, "The Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Method Applied to Valuation: Too Many Uncomfortable Truths" available here.
We show that copying or piracy may be welfare enhancing because it enables a good to be provided to individuals with a low willingness to pay without undermining the producing firm's ability to finance the development cost via the pricing scheme applied to high valuation consumers.
Thus option theory can be applied to technology valuation.
The earliest example of a HPM applied to the valuation of irrigation water was by Milliman (1959) and Hartman and Anderson (1962).
Those companies were selected based on their latest valuations in the Dow Jones VentureSource database, and a heavy illiquidity discount was applied to those valuations in our final ranking.
For each stage of disease, publicly available economic data were then applied to assign resource valuation and estimate patient-level direct costs from the payer perspective.
If this is true, the basic exercise in capital budgeting (in Bond Valuation) can be directly applied to project evaluation for firms with different debt-equity ratios.
That alone probably justifies the trim applied to stock-market valuations in the past few days.
