The phrase "legacy value" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the lasting impact or significance of something that has been inherited or passed down from the past. Example: The company's success can be attributed to its strong legacy value, which includes a committed workforce and a well-established brand reputation.
This prominence is useless, however, without legacy value.
"It's the numbers not the pictures that are Hubble's real legacy value," Dr. Mountain said.
Local governments increasingly justify the hosting of mega-events because of their legacy value, assuming that all local residents benefit from those events.
Water Chariots was chosen, a British Waterways spokeswoman said, "as they presented a sound business plan that had significant legacy value".
"We are looking at ways of economising, find ways of moving things around, perhaps, but in no way do I want to prejudice the legacy value of the Olympics". He added London's and Britain's taxpayers would not pay a penny more.
As for the legacy value of assets, the outcomes are very similar to those we discussed before, so I do not include exhibits to describe them.
Mr. Luster uses videos to communicate these core legacy values.
In a separate development, the Cherish Freedom Trust has announced that it wants to set up a Margaret Thatcher Library and Museum in London "to bring Margaret Thatcher's legacy, values and achievements to life for the wider public from around the world".
There is also much ado about her now in the Paris journals because of the recent sale of her house in Neuilly, a sale she was forced to make to pay a debt of ten thousand francs, and her refusal of a legacy valued at 300,000 francs from her one-time husband, Yessenin, the Russian poet.
The whole nation has to get behind the legacy values here because this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity".
At the median, the HECM for Purchase with voluntary repayments is able to support the highest legacy values, but the other strategies are close behind.
