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The phrase "in monetary value" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the specific amount or worth of something in terms of money. Example: The company's assets increased in monetary value by 25% over the past year. Another Example: The stolen goods were estimated to be worth millions in monetary value.
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In monetary value, the artificial market is about half the real tree market.
Most video games, like most of everything else, depreciate in monetary value the longer they're in the world.
We also show that ignoring this type of non-attendance leads to a substantial upward bias in monetary value estimates.
The assessment provides an estimate of the risk in monetary value and determines whether the estimated risk exceeds a predefined target risk.
Financial crises revolve around uncertainty in monetary value and they tend to provoke a reconsideration of values in a more fundamental sense.
The deal is one of the largest ever between a pharmaceutical company and a biotechnology start-up, both in monetary value and the level of cooperation between the companies.
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The wide variation in monetary values of Chinese forest ecosystem services, a phenomenon also observed in global level reviews, can be partially explained by the methodological heterogeneity of the studies.
AIV is strictly positive and is expressed in monetary values (e.g., $/year).
ARC is always positive and expressed in monetary values (e.g., $/year).
ALE is expressed in monetary values (e.g., $/year) and depends directly on the attack's severity and likelihood.
Their study did not provide damage functions in monetary values, although the loss functions from HAZUS-MH (FEMA 2012) were utilized to derive economic values.
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