The phrase "are valued in relation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the worth or importance of something in comparison to another factor or context.
Example: "The contributions of each team member are valued in relation to their individual skills and experiences."
Alternatives: "are assessed in comparison to" or "are regarded in terms of".
It is obvious that ambitions in LULUCF receive different incentives when mitigation targets are related to a base year, are conditional or are valued in relation to an overruling intensity target (e.g. case 4 in the above table).
We also looked at each industry's average revenue multiple, measuring how highly (or not) companies are valued in relation to their revenue.
Dirk Hofschire, senior vice president for asset allocation research at Fidelity Investments, put it this way: "Treasuries are critical, not only from the theoretical valuation standpoint — all other assets are valued in relation to Treasuries — but also from a more basic standpoint.
Therefore, further analyses and communication are needed, in which the pros and cons are valued in relation to each other.
The differences between men's and women's responses to economic incentives seem to be driven by how each individual's working hours are valued in relation to one another within a household; i.e., whether the corresponding hours of work for men and women are complements or substitutes in the household.
An SD card inside a plaster box implies that the songs are valued in relation to the physical object.
Finally, some foods are now being valued in relation to oil because of their potential use in fuel.
Tracking stock is meant to be valued in relation to specific assets of a corporation -- in this case, the Internet properties of the Times Company, including nytimes.com, boston.com, golfdigest.com, winetoday.com and abuzz.com, a site that was introduced this month.
Way back, stocks were valued in relation to their dividends, just as high-quality bonds are still priced according to coupons and current interest rates.
All informants described how it was necessary to plan the movements and activities in advance and all activities were valued in relation to the amount of pain expected.
Expertise was valued in relation to raising the profile of oral health and providing input to schools, local programmes and strategic groups.
