"be of low value" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It means that something has little worth or is not valuable. Example: The antique vase was of low value because it was chipped and cracked.
"The capacity of hospitals has been limited by staffing freezes, and commissioners of care are under pressure to ration surgical procedures considered to be of low value.
By then, conservative Brussels forecasts estimate the number of parcels likely to be arriving in the EU, and purporting to be of low value, will have doubled to 300m.
What Google wants to avoid, it seems, is auto-posting news updates, cross-posted tweets, and other updates it considers to be of low value to its users.
Given the gross clinical heterogeneity of the studies, any kind of meta-analysis was deemed to be of low value.
For the identification of novel peroxisome components, transcriptome studies have been proven to be of low value.
Similarly, in the case of calcium and bicarbonates ions, the correlation coefficients were found to be of low values (dolerites/basalt dykes, rhyolites n = 12 and r = + 0.06, Table 2 the reason is same as above).
The total value of the items taken allegedly amounted to £33 and they were of low value, consisting of tomatoes, mushrooms, cheese and Mr Kipling cakes.
As well as fraudulent underdeclarations, some importers are able to legitimately avoid VAT if their goods are of low value (£15 or less in the UK).
"On its own, [each] is of low value, but when merged together in the internet of things' cloud processing platform, [we] can make sense of them and make actionable insights," he says.
We found that 14% of 4346 patents were highly valuable whereas 75% of patents were intermediate value, and 11% were of low value.
