The word 'undervaluing' is correct and usable in written English.
It is the present participle form of the verb 'undervalue' which means to underestimate or not give something or someone enough importance or value. Example: The employees were dissatisfied with their salaries, feeling that they were being undervalued for their hard work and dedication to the company.
He is to appeal against this conviction.Britain's National Audit Office criticised the government for undervaluing Royal Mail when it was privatised.
The general public, said Mr Richards, thought NICE had been undervaluing the chance of an extra few months for the terminally ill.
This group made a number of highly valuable contributions: for example, they correctly accused major-league clubs in the 1990s of undervaluing on-base percentage, and they rightly continue to criticise managers who refuse to use their best relief pitchers in tie games.However, they also committed a number of blunders.
With French workers in a funk about globalisation, Mr Bayrou has joined those accusing China of undervaluing its currency.
At Duke in 1943, a university to which he returned 40 years later as a teaching professor, he could not use the library cafeteria or the washrooms.Whites, he noted, had no qualms about "undervaluing an entire race".
The board of the British maker of chocolate and gum quickly rebuffed the bid as "fundamentally undervaluing" the company.Kraft has its sights on the world's second-largest confectionery-maker to form a "global powerhouse in snacks, confectionery and quick meals" with combined revenues of some $50 billion.
Mr Esser is accused of warming to the sale of his firm to Vodafone to secure handsome payoffs for his board and himself; Mr Sommer of undervaluing his company to ensure the success of a recent share offering.Mixed economyJapan avoided slipping into recession.
Or undervaluing a property owned by a trusting elderly widow, and getting a relative to buy it on the cheap.
So far, the bosses of weaker firms have typically resisted takeovers by telling their shareholders that the market is undervaluing their shares and that they will soon perk up.
As with past privatisations, the government has been criticised by some for undervaluing what the market will pay for a public-sector company.Twitter provided much-sought-after details of its finances ahead of its IPO.
In effect, they are accusing Mr Hicks of selling them short by undervaluing the Rangers.Moreover, the creditors claim that Mr Greenberg was not the highest bidder for the club, but that MLB encouraged a sale to him anyway.
