"given greater value" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to express that something has been assigned a greater value than before. For example: "My skills and experience have been given greater value in my current job."
Houston's approach to business partnerships has been to appeal to a restricted group of household names that are given greater value from their investments.
Over the past decade, the European Union has given greater value than before on research funding, by allocating more financial resources, organizing better the process of the allocation of resources, and favoring scientific collaboration within the European Union [7].
These health scares have a great impact since perceived risks are given greater value than actual risk.
For example, formal source reports have been expected and shown to be slower than informal sources but given greater value as the gold standard [ 1, 8, 9].
"We have been doing O.K. in this environment because we have always given great value to our customers," Mr. Meyer said.
No dancer gives greater value to Mr. Taylor's choreography than Patrick Corbin.
"This is a place where the best and the brightest come and, I think, work harder and give greater value," he said.
While some Indians considered themselves primarily members of their local group, others, like the Xerente (Sherenté), gave greater value to a common language and culture than to village divisions.
Give greater value for money - the ORR is encouraging train operators, Network Rail and the supply chain to make further savings.
In so doing, she gives greater value to the imagination than she had in previous works.
To be sure, the media did have a field day with this PEW Report, but few addressed a key component that gives greater value to its findings.
