"importation value" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the monetary value of goods or products that have been imported into a country. Example: The government has implemented new regulations to track and tax all goods with an importation value over $10,000.
"If there's widespread importation, that massive value transfer will make it very difficult to fund research," a spokesman for Eli Lilly, Robert Smith, said.
In the context of these former communist states, the model of governance proposed by the EU is perceived as legitimate and as argued by Delpeuch, has great chance of being imitated "even with a mythologized and a vague understanding of the practice taken for model and of the added value its importation is susceptible to bring to their activity" (Delpeuch, 2008, p. 12).
Giovanni notes that earlier in Florence there were actually 300 workshops producing 100,000 pieces of cloth annually, but these were of coarser quality and lesser value (before the importation and knowledge of English wool).
The dangers lie in what the New Yorker critic Pauline Kael called the importation of advertising or Hollywood values - clearly discernible goodies and baddies.
Easy importation has been important to Armon DeMarco as well.
Bill Clinton's administration to take action, and in April 1994 it did so, barring the importation of wildlife products from Taiwan, valued at about $25 million annually.
In general, for communities with different values of Q, prevalence and incidence rates will both be of greater magnitude with larger values of Q. Importation of scabies is likely to be significant only in the context of preventing eradication of the contagion; unless the importation rates are exceptionally and unrealistically high, this factor alone contributes very little to prevalence rates.
For example, the Virginians shared with other Southerners the desire to protect slavery, but they were more willing to stop the importation of new slaves (thereby increasing the value of the ones they already owned) than were delegates from Georgia and South Carolina, where rice and indigo farming created a greater demand for them.
In many of those countries, tariffs and various quantitative restrictions on manufactured goods were high, but the effective rates of protection were often even higher, because the goods tended to be highly fabricated and the proportion of value added in production after importation was low.
We also did this comparing the monthly number of importations and the monthly measles exposures index value for each province, with and without a time lag of one month given that the maximum incubation period of measles is 21 days.
