The phrase "as decent value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the worth or quality of a product or service in relation to its price.
Example: "The new smartphone offers features that are as decent value compared to its competitors in the market."
Alternatives: "as reasonable value" or "as good value".
"Tim Peake is not getting a free ride, but his 'ticket price' is ten thousand times less than the total cost of the space station, and in that perspective rates as decent value.
Two-nil winners over Plymouth in Powell's first game as manager, Charlton sit one place above Dale but a greater gulf in class rates them as decent value at almost 2-1, even if Rochdale top the form table with four wins and two draws from their last half dozen outings.
Some will see that all this as decent value for one of the most compelling leagues in the world, comparing favourably with other sporting events and entertainment.
With thousands of games playable on the Nt, you might look at $500 as pretty decent value for money.
Suddenly, people might see the $25 or more they pay for a hardcover book as a decent value.
"I see high-yield as offering pretty decent value here," agreed Matt Eagan, co-manager of the Loomis Sayles Bond fund, which invests up to 35 percent of assets in lower-rated securities.
They are not scoring many tries – one in three games can hardly be described as extravagant – but as they are not conceding any at all, Sale are decent value for their position at the top of the Guinness Premiership table.
At twelve to one, both of them represent decent value.
That represents decent value for money, but we're all busy people so I would like to propose my own intensive, seven-day course as an alternative.
The Owls are 6/4 to beat the side from the east end of the M62 and that looks decent value with home advantage in our favour, given that we rate these two sides as near-enough equals.
A few billion euros in return for Cypriot stability could be decent value for Russian firms.
