"the value attached to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate the significance or importance placed on something. For example, "The value attached to education cannot be overstated."
This also has implications for the value attached to his music from different creative periods.
However, in the MG Rover Group accounts for the same period the value attached to finished goods is £166.6m.
"Madness" was Sir Alex Ferguson's description of the value attached to Villa spending £24m on Darren Bent.
Because of the value attached to them as light articles of trade and as substitutes for coinage, beads yield valuable information about ancient trade and cultural patterns.
City's problem would be persuading Rodgers to join them, because he is acutely aware the value attached to loyalty by supporters of his current club.
That is three times the value attached to those of America Online.One reason for these startling valuations is simple: demand outstrips supply.
For Rousset, though, the values attached to such music have shifted over time.
The results of this study suggested that professionals recognise most of the values attached to naturalistic landscapes in urban areas.
You'll note that this is about the basic process, without the values attached to it (through adjectives like dangerous, catastrophic).
The values attached to health states are based on responses from surveys of the general population and thus are intended to reflect societal views of the severity of each state.
Economic appraisals of surveillance need to be done on a case by case basis for any hazard considering both surveillance and intervention performance, the losses avoided and the values attached to them.
