The phrase "as a good value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the worth or cost-effectiveness of a product or service in comparison to its quality or benefits.
Example: "This smartphone is priced competitively and offers excellent features, making it a great choice as a good value for consumers."
Alternatives: "as a cost-effective option" or "as a worthwhile investment".
Both men now see Cisco as a good value in the short term but are more skeptical about its future.
To be sure, some analysts still see Vivendi's stock as a good value and cite the worth of the company's component parts.
The question for Suzuki is whether Kizashi sales will be hurt by the poor economy or helped because consumers see the car as a good value.
The terms of Credit Suisse's successful bid were not announced, but the New York Fed characterized the sale as a "good value for the public".
Most of the spending last year was devoted to ads that peddled the product to recession-weary consumers as a good value.
Jeff Smith, founder of the Classic Companies, a group of housing development and finance companies, said that with mortgage rates so low, housing is still seen as a good value, particularly compared with the stock market.
Older customers, she added, remembered the Dart "as a reliable car at a good value, and as one of the first value-oriented performance cars".
He said that, despite tough financial times, more and more people were travelling by train as they got a "good value ticket" for their journey.
The maximal cogging torque value has been estimated as 3.6 Nm, which is a good value for a back-iron machine.
Blau Montsant, Spain 2011 (£9.99, Marks and Spencer; £8.95, The Wine Society) I've mentioned Montsant here before as a good-value alternative source for the kind of dark, dense, craggy-textured and mineral reds you find in neighbouring Catalan region Priorat, but this would be exceptionally well priced no matter the source.
