"desirable value" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is seen as desirable or valuable. For example, "This project aims to provide the community with a desirable value for their investment."
These values, beliefs, or norms can come from family, from school, or from within the organization, but the organization can structure environments so that the most desirable value will be most salient at the time of decision.
Its desirable value is 4 or more.
As an example the coefficient of determination (R-squared) was 0.9914, which represents a desirable value.
Digestion of food waste produces a highly desirable value of methane potential.
In the Taguchi method, the term signal represents the desirable value (mean) for the output characteristics.
A desirable value for each input parameter and the response can be selected.
The T-penalty for an individual mating considers the EBV for some traits, in comparison with desirable values where the desirability function might be cow-dependent.
The rest of the world accepts it as part of a new culture in which everything – particularly if it evokes a set of desirable values – is for sale, everything is negotiable, everything is there to be sampled and remixed and put to some new purpose.
Desirable values for these coefficients are met by systematic changes of real trap dimensions from CAD designs.
For 8 bit depth video system, the desirable values of PSNR lies between 30 and 50 dB [25, 26].
Participants expressed significantly more interest in job descriptions that contained desirable work value information in each of the three occupational domains relative to the corresponding descriptions that contained information on less desirable values.
