The phrase "external value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing economics, finance, or philosophy, referring to the worth or significance of something in relation to outside factors.
Example: "The external value of the currency has fluctuated significantly due to global market changes."
Alternatives: "outward value" or "market value."
"The E.C.B. cannot be satisfied with the developments of the external value of the euro," Mr. Welteke said.
The banks could get addicted to cheap money or throw themselves into risky deals, inflation could run out of control, the external value of the euro could collapse.
The ECB's stated goal is to reflate the eurozone, thereby reducing the euro's external value, by purchasing more than €1.1tn worth of assets.
One of the effects of "printing money" is to lower the external value of the currency, and this helps stimulate net exports and thus economic activity.
The euro has maintained its "internal value" (that is, inflation has stayed low), and its "external value" (that is, it has appreciated against currencies such as the US dollar and pound sterling).
It is the first time an external value has been placed on Goldman Sachs and at the same time extends share ownership to all its 13,500 employees, 2,500 of whom are based in London.
But the burden of thinking for himself, rejecting all external values, leads him into some strange places.
Through the process of internalisation, external values are taken in.
A property can be not only UAV values, but also any external values.
On this view, there are several different "external values"; different values would be relevant in different cases; different desert claims would be justifiable by appeal to different external values.
Intrinsic reading motivation involves reading engagement that is associated with personal interest in the reading activity itself (Hidi [2000]), whereas extrinsic reading motivation refers to reading engagement influenced by external values and demands (Ryan and Deci [2000]).
