"pursued value" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's determination to achieve something of value to them. For example, "She pursued value in her career, striving for the success she had always dreamed of."
But companies as diverse as I.B.M. and Quaker Oats, and countries like Sweden and Japan, have successfully pursued value-based strategies to compete.
Centre-left parties must pursue value for money vigorously.
The Heilbrunn Center for Graham & Dodd Investing offers several opportunities each year to encourage women to pursue value investing activities.
At present, we are obliged to relentlessly pursue value for money and profit – or to give it its current cultural sector euphemism, sustainability.
To have a mind, or the capacity to pursue value for money, even to the point of making ministers' lives less comfortable?
In the absence of financial incentives to pursue value and without good data to guide leadership, the management skills necessary for transforming care delivery have not developed.
Pfizer was offering an unreliable currency, and its past takeovers – Warner Lambert, Pharmacia and Wyeth – did not inspire confidence that the best way to pursue value was yet another round of cost-cutting.
Behind the scenes, however, he is scathing about Treasury officials' refusal to pursue value for money in detail, or to empower the Cabinet Office to bang heads together and take really big bites out of Whitehall's cost base.
This article will describe how companies can systematically pursue value innovation by looking across the conventionally defined boundaries of competition—across substitute industries, across strategic groups, across buyer groups, across complementary product and service offerings, across the functional-emotional orientation of an industry, and even across time.
Though Ahn stressed that LG would avoid starting a price war and instead pursue "value competition".
