"high valuation of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase when you want to express that something is given a great deal of value or importance. For example: "The high valuation of knowledge in our society is reflected in the increasing importance of education."
In general, we are also shorting any industrial company with a weak balance sheet and high valuation of its equities.
Wall Street wants to see swift growth in revenue, given Facebook's still high valuation of around $50 billion.
Artists on this year's Turner shortlist may hate the thought that they are YBAs but they really are, in their high valuation of youth and pop.
But there is another factor that might also be contributing to the high returns: high valuation of nonpublicly traded property held by hedge funds.
"When you enter a technology cycle, value investors get confused by the apparent high valuation of the stocks, because they underestimate the wave of innovation that's coming," he said.
No longer will Liverpool approach a transfer target feet first, elbows swinging; if Fulham persists in its high valuation of Dempsey, he will probably not end up in Liverpool.
None features the high valuations of the CNet deal, to be sure.
In sum, the high valuations of tech startups are the by-product of market reflexivity, faith in data, and the tech giants' inability to drive innovation in-house.
Tech knockoutIt was another bad week for high-tech shares, as investors' doubts about the high valuations of technology companies grew.
And private equity firms, the consummate deal-makers of the corporate world, have stayed busy despite wariness over the high valuations of potential targets.
Arden Partners' Ms Spikes says the high valuations of Asia's exchanges mean they are in a position to pick up LSE or another Western bourse.
