"credit value" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the worth of something given or received in exchange for goods or services. For example, "The total credit value of the deal was $500."
Each property is assigned a credit value based on its potential weekly rental income.
Credit = the credit value in grams per mile determined in paragraph (b), (c) or (d) of this section.
(A town house in Fort Lauderdale might have half the credit value of a ski condo in Copper Mountain, Colo., for instance).
XB Prefix: Extension credit course that is equivalent to the UC Berkeley campus course with the same content, title, number and credit value.
One of the maneuvers, widely used since the financial crisis erupted last spring, involves the way Citigroup accounted for a decline in the value of its own debt, a move known as a credit value adjustment.
Bear Stearns, now absorbed into JPMorgan Chase, and Lehman Brothers, which plunged into bankruptcy last autumn, took advantage of credit value adjustments as their bonds lost value last year, as did Goldman Sachs.
Calculated credit values shall be rounded to the nearest 0.1 grams/mile.
The push has its risks, however, because the credit values have been so volatile that it is difficult for companies to commit to long-term investments.
(2) The maximum allowable decrease in the manufacturer's combined passenger automobile and light truck fleet average CO2 emissions attributable to use of the default credit values in paragraph (b)(1) of this section is 10 grams per mile.
Those proposals include a new tax credit of $500 per worker, or $1,000 for two-worker households; a new mortgage interest credit, valued at an average of $500 ,for homeowners who do not itemize their tax deductions; and a college tuition subsidy of $4,000 per year for students who agree to perform community service.
Note that both the credit values of the double queues remain intact when their VI-EDCAF is idle so that both the double queues become idle simultaneously.
