The phrase "assessing value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or determining the worth or significance of something.
Example: "The team is focused on assessing value in our current projects to ensure we allocate resources effectively."
Alternatives: "evaluating worth" or "determining significance".
"Assessing value for money is hard.
Could AstraZeneca, where the oncology portfolio is also the big swing factor in assessing value, be BMS with a lag of a year or two?
If house prices are considered relative to income — a common method of assessing value — prices in the country as a whole are at their highest levels since the late nineteen-eighties.
They found previously overlooked but supposedly more useful data for assessing value, and the economics shifted, with teams shelling out for less glamorous achievements like a high on-base percentage.
Nice's basic cost-effectiveness threshold for assessing value for money is also more than 15 years old and has not kept pace with either the cost of R&D or the NHS budget.
Assessing value for money in sixth-form education, a report also published on Monday by London Economics, found that academies are able to spend an average of £1,598 more per sixth-form student than sixth-form colleges.
Where the underpinning governance, purchasing and provision model are that of the British NHS, UK businesses are likely to benefit from familiar regulatory, financing and care delivery frameworks, including NICE-like systems for assessing value-for-money, and from a workforce which has been trained in and trusts the quality and evidence-informed care delivered by the NHS.
But since there is a 6percentt per year cap on assessment increases, the allowable assessed value would be $16,960.
Hood River County property taxes are $16 per $1,000 assessed value.
Taxes are 5percentt of the assessed value of the property.
At the time, Millstone's assessed value was $2.9 billion.
