The phrase 'define value' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when asking someone to explain what value means. For example, "Can you define value for me?".
In short, you define value.
It gives men the power to define value.
But industrial usefulness does not define value, and here's a simple example: take one £20 note and consider the paper's industrial applications.
Royal Mail is now a FTSE 100 company and the market in its shares is deep and active, making it easier to define value for money: it means shedding the stock as close to the market price as possible.
The ad then lists several criteria for suitability, which include an affordable price and "a place that makes you feel good about yourself every time you walk in the door," then concludes, "At Corcoran, that's how we define value".
Another ad asks, "How do you define value in a new home?" and answers thusly: "Let's begin with the definition of 'Oh, wow, I love it.' " There is also a section of the Corcoran Web site devoted to value-priced listings (corcoran.com/bigvalues), arranged in sections from under $500,000 to more than $3 million.
We attempted to define values for FGF19, which would predict values of C4.
That, in general, has long been Obama's primary role in our political system and his premiere, defining value to the permanent power factions that run Washington.
Defining value as outcomes relative to costs only begs the question of which outcomes matter and how they should be measured.
Mr. Barra defined value products as those with price tags 20 percent lower than national brands., like e.l.f.f
Universal Discovery lacks a clearly defined value proposition, and thus a crystal clear use case.
