"of small value" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has little or insignificant worth or importance. Here is an example sentence: "The old coin in my collection is of small value, but it holds sentimental value for me."
The category of small value funds, up 0.8percentt, was the only one in the black.
Molluscan species are, as a rule, of small value as zone fossils; but associations of species may be of value.
Hence men say that justice is of small value, since it is more desirable to seem just than to be just, whereas with health it is not so.
Most caches contain souvenir coins or trinkets of small value, like a toy plastic animal, and are placed by those already involved in geocaching.
The largest drug makers agreed last year to stop giving doctors pens, pads and other gifts of small value, but company executives have defended other marketing tactics as valuable to both doctors and patients.
Israeli law prohibits public representatives from receiving any gift that isn't "of small value and reasonable in context," a somewhat ambiguous clause that will no doubt play a role in the Attorney General's weighing of a potential indictment.
While previous work in combining network coding and dissemination focused on bulk data dissemination, we optimize the design of CodeDrip for dissemination of small values.
In order to overcome this major difficulty in the interpretation of small values for CS, an indicator of modal interactionMp is proposed.
Competition for small-business customers comes not from multibillion-dollar companies like HP, but from the hundreds of small value-added resellers and one-stop-shops scattered throughout the country.
Moreover, it is possible to observe that, when increases of small values, increases significantly.
We considered the case of small values of r c, which describe the strong compression, as well as the case of large values of r c.
