The phrase "intended value" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the desired or planned outcome or purpose of something. Example: The intended value of implementing this new policy is to increase efficiency and reduce costs.
As intended, value drivers focus the activities of frontline employees on value creation.
Both ion chamber and TLD measurements indicated that the dose delivered was within 9% of the intended value.
Here, the objectives of presenting the design methodology are to prevent structural elements from failure, while maintaining the structural natural frequency and mesh tension above an intended value and in addition, to minimize the overall mass.
There was no statistically significant difference in the intended/real stomal length ratio, and all techniques resulted in an increase in stomal length ranging from 2 to 12%% of the intended value.
To achieve their intended value, rape kits must be analyzed with the most efficient and effective methods possible.
The round is still open (with an intended value of $4 million), and the company is in ongoing talks with further investors.
Theoretical designs incorporate the assumptions that the materials are entirely pure, that dopants exist only in the proper amounts and distributions, and that the dimensions of structures have the intended values.
Calibration of the three fire regime treatments resulted in simulation of fire cycles within 7% of these intended values when fire cycles were averaged across ten replicated model runs per treatment.
For us, discussions are productive when they both build on participants' ideas and lead to an intended, valued outcome that is aligned with a pre-determined goal.
Thus, the online process becomes independent of the mathematical model (either linear or nonlinear), as we simply access the memory to read intended values.
It is difficult to see, he maintains, that the moral value of an act does not collapse with the intended utility value of that act.
