'individual value' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the value of something as it relates to a single person or entity. For example, "Each member of our team demonstrates their own individual value."
Some individual value stocks will be riskier than the typical growth stock.
In such cases, each individual action not only gains individual value but also adds to the common good.
As a private institution Stanford does not disclose specific investments in its portfolio nor their individual value.
Creating smaller, more focused companies will bolster each piece's individual value, according to this view.
"It was as if she was choosing each item for its individual value and not seeing them as a whole," Mr. Thiergartner said.
Trying to think of selling the business, and maximising the individual value of each bit, distracts from actually running the business for the future.
For many years he thought the common man needed work to prove to himself his own individual value, & he was concerned for fear the coming of automation would deprive the American masses of their self-confidence & self-respect.
"We've got to open up the eyes of the gay community... and say if you're HIV-negative, there's an individual value and a community value in staying that way".
There will be clear social value, in the form of cleaner energy and improved medicines; and individual value in that nanotechnology used in sporting equipment, for example, would improve an individual's performance.
Efficiency in these networks has stemmed from specialization and cost efficiency in individual value adding operations.
[a] shows an individual value plot of obtained deposited mass values.
