The phrase "are valued on a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the criteria or basis on which something is assessed or appreciated.
Example: "The contributions of team members are valued on a merit-based system that rewards hard work and innovation."
Alternatives: "are assessed based on a" or "are appreciated according to a".
This means all EQ-5D states are valued on a scale with zero for dead and one for full health.
Depending on how assets are valued on a balance-sheet, the amount of capital banks have today can vary enormously.
BADENHAUSEN: Teams are valued on a multiple of revenues that takes into account historical transactions as well as the team's current stadium situation.
The fund's venture investments are valued on a quarterly basis by an independent third party, audited and posted to the blockchain for all token holders to review.
Nearly 42% of 401(k) plans are valued on a daily basis, which, according to Steff Chalk, indicates that the same number of 401(k) plans allow daily changes of asset allocation.
With an operating business in an established industry vertical, they are valued on a much different metric, and usually have to free up cash flow for any type of investment (like building technology).
; These issues are typically followed by debt analysts, not their equity colleagues, and are valued on an Ebitda basis.
The discussion revolving around sustainable business often focuses on how nature should be valued on a company's balance sheet.
After the June 23 , 2004presentation, the Special Committee and Goldman began to embrace the idea that the companies should be valued on a relative basis.
Whatever the future prospects of the William Morris alliance, all involved hope a happy outcome will be something that cannot be valued on a spreadsheet: talk that leads to understanding.
This pluralisation led to a number of exhibitions whose selling point was to claim – unpersuasively – that but for the obsession of "genius" the pictures of "the workshop" could be valued on a par with those of the master.
