The phrase "ascribed values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing values or attributes that are attributed to a person, group, or concept, often in a sociocultural context.
Example: "The ascribed values of the community play a significant role in shaping its identity and traditions."
Alternatives: "attributed values" or "assigned values".
As examples, it noted that Carnegie did not require daily checks on the bank's positions to determine risk, and that traders themselves had ascribed values to their positions.
To test this hypothesis, we conducted a 2 (sex) × 2 (ascribed values) × 2 (facial attractiveness) factorial design experiment.
Ascribed values have varied dramatically depending on the methodology used, with managed honeybee annual values in the USA estimated at between US$1.6 billion and US$14.6 billion (Table S1).
And because of those cues, we ascribed value to the object, and were willing to pay for it, sometimes handsomely.
He declined to reveal the sales price, but said that the Newton Falls and Deferiet plants were bought "for a fraction of their conventionally ascribed value".
Procurement has been instrumental in the widespread use of RFP's, reverse auctions, fixed-fee arrangements, and other methods designed to "show cause" how a provider is qualified for engagement and possesses the delivery capability to produce results that are cost-effective and commensurate with client objectives and ascribed value.
It may be that older adults could enhance their ability to remember the source of information by ascribing values to the information and the person conveying it.
It may be that older adults could enhance their ability to remember the source of information by ascribing values to the information and the person conveying it.
But we should also remember that these labels are our own constructs, the connotations, our own projections, and many times they distort the reality of the communities we live in and in doing so, inaccurately ascribe values to people and groups of people, to the extent that we undermine our own ability to remain objective or acknowledge our own biases.
We used the EQ-5D instrument 8 to measure patients' health states and to ascribe values to those states.
The Health Utilities Index Mark 3 (HUI3) [ 27, 32, 33] was used to measure and ascribe values to the participants' health states.
