The phrase "hold great value" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is highly valuable or important. Example: "Family heirlooms often hold great value, not just because of their monetary worth, but also because of the sentimental value attached to them."
All three of these collections are large and comprehensive and hold great value to researchers.
Update: Apple has provided the following statement regarding the program's launch today –. iPhones hold great value.
Contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging performed during symptomatic and postsymptomatic periods in patients with ophthalmoplegic migraine may hold great value in identifying the pathophysiological features of oculomotor nerve palsies.
They still might hold great value as an amenity, but their claim on public street space meant for everyone gets harder to stake.
An early detection of memory loss may hold great value as a predictor for dementia.
Existence of this undeniable link between asymmetric cell division gone awry and tumorigenesis shows that understanding the mechanisms behind asymmetric cell division hold great value not only on a developmental basis, but on the clinical level as well.
College degrees hold greater value now, while opportunities for low-skilled workers have dwindled, as manufacturing and other industries have declined.
This chase for preserving dilution overshadows the expertise, passion, connections and candid feedback VCs offer, which hold greater value for the future of your business.
Does our opinion hold greater value than those we disagree with?
The application of cognitive and educational theories holds great value for enhancing the quality of educational media.
In the United States, for example, a set of encyclopedias in 1960 was expensive but held great value for families with studious kids.
