"illuminates the value of" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to clarify or shed light on the importance or significance of something. Example: The documentary film effectively illuminates the value of preserving endangered species by showcasing the devastating effects of human activity on their habitats.
Thatcher's relentless emphasis on money and management and marketing illuminated the value of things that couldn't be quantified, and her moronic mantra "there's no such thing as society" gave the humanitarian and moral a conspicuous importance.
At this year's BIF-7 Innovation Summit Dan Pink illuminated the value of what he coined "non-commissioned work" with several stellar examples including the stories of Nobel Prize winning physicists Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov.
Findings on the interrelationship between relational and socio-demographic aspects and parent-child discrepancies illuminate the value of a multidimensional assessment approach.
As a result, brusatol has illuminated the value of Nrf2 inhibitors as adjuvants to chemotherapeutic drugs that are typical first line regimens for cancers.
In a recently issued Harvard Business School working paper, "Corporate Sustainability: First Evidence on Materiality", authors Mozaffar Khan, George Serafeim and Aaron Yoon analyzed a dataset that illuminated the value implications of sustainability investments using the materiality framework developed by the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board SASBB).
Despite its flaws, "Wax Wings" (a reference to the myth of Daedalus and the fatal flight of his son) laudably attempts to illuminate the values and vernacular of biological warriors.
Nor do they illuminate why the value of b varies so much from place to place.
In summary, our findings have highlighted patients', parents' and professionals' requirements for an online, CKD-specific information and support application for parents, and the way self-efficacy theory can be used to help illuminate the potential value of online resources.
Under the assumption that the data are generated by the trajectories of a smooth underlying stochastic process, the stickiness coefficient illuminates the relationship between the value of the process at one time with the value it assumes at another time via a single numeric measure.
