"high value goods" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to items that have a high monetary value or are very valuable. For example: "The robbers stole a large amount of high value goods from the museum."
However the cost of doing this has so far restricted the possibilities of how it is used, said White, and is therefore limited to high value goods.
Laura Davies, the BRC's crime policy adviser, said the biggest and most worrying increase was in "sophisticated, organised offending – gangs of shoplifters who steal to order and come equipped to lift high value goods such as designer items and electronics".
Writing in the Wall Street Journal, he said: "As China rebalances its economy and its growing middle class demand new and ever more high value goods, brands and services, so UK companies have much to offer".
This is especially important for the transport of high value goods.
Instead it will focus on the transportation of small medium size parcels, low density high value goods and recyclable material.
FedEx deals with specialized shipments of high value goods where speed to market is critical including precision tools, engineered goods, fashion apparel and jewelry.
*3 High value, good health.
They are the epitome of cheap commodity converted by manufacturing to higher value goods; of agricultural surplus turned into profitable export.
But ultimately, success for algae in the short term may lie in the other, higher value, goods that can be produced from algae.
"The results suggest that the patterns of criminality are poverty-related where people are stealing food and essential items as opposed to higher value good like electrical items or items like perfumes".
The perceived importance of landscape functions reflects not only their actual value but also the degree to which the service is a public (lower value) or private (higher value) good (Swift and others 2004); functions that are more public tend to be replaced by a narrower set of functions that accrue benefits to specific users.
