The phrase "our valuation of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to express one's opinion or assessment of something. Here's an example: "Our valuation of the company's assets was much lower than what they had hoped for, leading to a disagreement in the negotiation process."
"We value him very, very highly... we'd expect them to meet our valuation of him.
You have to listen to offers with the top pick but there was nothing that approached our valuation of him.
"With Apple's shares trading for just $128.77 per share versus our valuation of $240 per share, now is the time for a much larger buyback.
We increase our fair value on Vodafone to 220p from 200p, reducing the minority discount on our valuation of the Verizone Wireless stake, and reiterate our buy recommendation.
"Unfortunately, meeting the seller's current price expectation would not be consistent with our valuation of the assets," Alex Yemenidjian, MGM's chairman and chief executive, said in a statement.
The bank said: After reviewing our valuation of Ophir's Equatorial Guinea Block R FLNG project, we upgrade our rating on Ophir to overweight with an increased 225p price target (from 200p).
Our valuations of the most valuable Nascar teams shows eight of the top 10 are making money (only Red Bull Racing and Petty are in the red).
We don't want to sell our younger players and the bid was well short of our valuation for the players if they were for sale".
As I noted back on 1/14, when we called 16,000 the fair bottom for the Dow (based on our valuation study of each individual component) and our 10% range for this year should be from there to 17,600 so we're not terribly impressed at 16,500 but at least it's progress.
Our proposed valuation of competitive investment strategies can help answer strategic questions such as: When should an innovator take a tough stance to pre-empt market share and force its rival to retreat, and when should it take an accommodating stance to avoid a retaliation and intensified competition?
It also indicates that Sherman's work is comprised almost entirely of women's cultural gender coding--codification she so richly exaggerates as to leave us feeling unresolved in our own valuation of the codes she heightens through both humorous and nostalgic parody and performance.
