The phrase "as the ultimate value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the highest importance or significance of something in a particular context.
Example: "In our organization, we prioritize customer satisfaction as the ultimate value guiding our decisions."
Alternatives: "as the highest priority" or "as the supreme importance".
"Shimon could see that this was no longer the Churchill-de Gaulle world he'd grown up in, and the kind of patriotism which he had regarded as the ultimate value was losing its exclusivity as a value of the West," Amos Oz said, at his spartan home in the desert city of Arad.
The average value in one or two cycle which is taken as the ultimate value, as the moment coefficient varies periodically with time.
Punters will no-doubt look to the latest auction as the ultimate value judgment whether the Duce from Down Under can outshine the Oracle from Omaha after last year's final bid for Buffett reached $250,000 from an aspirant known only as schtinyt.
One unique theme found in the Caucasian American students' responses was happiness as the "ultimate value in life".
As Tyson comments, "the ultimate value of this book lies in its arming women with the knowledge of their legal rights in situations where they had traditionally been vulnerable because of ignorance".
(Remember, as the owner/managing spouse, you want the ultimate value to be as low as possible; whereas the uninvolved spouse desires the opposite result).
The survivalist view holds that just as literal survival is the ultimate value for other living entities, so it is for human beings (Kelley & Thomas 1999; Gotthelf 1999; Smith 2000).
They say the ultimate value of the deal would be between $2 billion and as much as $4 billion, but it may not be a straight purchase.
The gel permeation chromatography (GPC) indicated that the molecular weight of POMDA was lowered in the polydisperse index (Mw/Mn) approaching the ultimate value of 2 as the radiation dose increased.
