The phrase "measure and value" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to emphasize that it is important to quantify the value of something, whether tangible or intangible. For example, "We must measure and value the contributions of every employee in our organization."
From the University of Cambridge's perspective this book is meant to start an internal dialogue about how we measure and value success to ensure that we truly do recruit and reward the best wherever that is to be found, not just facilitate the progression of lookalikes to those already in post.
Care organizations and doctors' practices must be restructured to allow more in-depth conversations; clinicians need to be reimbursed for the time required for more meaningful conversations; and health care systems must adopt rigorous quality standards that measure and value real patient engagement in decisions.
The most appropriate way to measure and value CRC-related health states should be studied.
The studies reviewed gave limited consideration to the best way to measure and value CRC health states.
This paper considers the methods required to better measure and value the outcomes generated by public health interventions.
Defence output in this form is difficult to measure and value - what is the output of UK defence spending and is it a worthwhile investment?
Was the pH measured and values stated?
What is the most accurate way of measuring and valuing HRQoL in CRC?
Total luciferase activity was measured and values were normalized to amounts of total protein.
The multi capitals concept, and especially approaches to understanding, measuring and valuing natural capital, has been gaining ground in recent years.
The emission peak at 479/480nm was measured, and values normalized to control reactions.
