"proved its value" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something has successfully demonstrated its worth or usefulness. Example: The new software proved its value by increasing productivity and efficiency in the workplace.
From that day in 2013, it has proved its value.
ProPublica has also partnered with other major news organizations to produce impressive journalism with no discernable political slant — a report with CBS last week highlighted questionable federal stimulus spending on airports — and I think it has proved its value and independence.
The complex, in the heart of Berlin, was rechristened the Berlin Document Center, and for the last 49 years, it has been controlled and administered by the US; time and again, it has proved its value as a critical investigative and research aid to Nazi-hunters, scholars, historians and governments.
The first laboratory automation system for clinical bacteriology was released in 2006, and it rapidly proved its value by increasing productivity, allowing a continuous increase in sample volumes despite limited budgets and personnel shortages.
The authors would argue that it has proved its value in ensuring chaperones are offered to patients and that this is documented.
It has proved its value for indications such as difficult transoral access due to previous surgery, trauma, or tumor growth, when there are contraindications to sedatives, to reduce the risk of aspiration, and in particular in follow-up and screening examinations and in outpatients.
It doesn't shout for attention, but once in use, it proves its value in daily service.
But, "the aid industry is becoming increasingly comfortable" with the approach as it proves its value, he says.
Another reason to look at institutional fintech is that it proves its value very quickly whereas the jury is still out on consumer fintech, which has not yet seen tough times.
Apple generally waits on wireless tech for it to prove its value with consumers before adding it to their products, however.
Tim Elkington, chief strategy officer at IAB UK, commended the publisher for finding a way to prove its value exchange: "It's positive that 25% of readers have said they value the content by opting to turn off their adblockers".
