The phrase "attaching value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of assigning worth or significance to something, often in a business or economic context.
Example: "The company is focused on attaching value to its products to enhance customer satisfaction and loyalty."
Alternatives: "assigning value" or "adding value".
Tip: As Paul Hebert noted, you can encourage others to have a growth mindset "through recognizing and rewarding the process of experimentation -- attaching value to mistakes that move you closer to the solution".
Likewise, having grown up in a family attaching value to physical activity and exercise was significantly negatively associated with time spent in transport sitting, leisure sitting, and TV/DVD viewing on workdays (1.B).
This process of differentiation, which comes into being through language-in-use, implies attaching value to a particular group membership [ 46] and simultaneously a separation from other social groups that are not only "different" but usually also "less valuable" [ 47].
Suppose that economists are very bad indeed at attaching values to environmental goods.
And it is these living people to whom we should attach value and whom we should, if necessary, protect.
Whether or not public opinion changes, the heart of the debate lies in how we perceive public space – and how we attach value to it.
Perhaps it's because of this way we attach value, cultural and otherwise, to Shakespeare, so he is thought of as the immortal pinnacle of British culture – and is therefore a turn-off to less hidebound audiences.
Americans have long attached value to being a workaholic, says Amie Hess, an assistant professor of sociology at Meredith University in North Carolina.
The externalfeatures farmers look at and attach value to are age, fur color, body size, andtail type.
"Yes, of course, we have differences, different political systems, we attach value to different things, and we shouldn't be afraid of pointing out where we disagree.
Councillor Michael Clarke, county council cabinet member for the environment, said: "You will always have a very small minority who will fly-tip, but the vast majority attach value to recycling centres.
