"unparalleled value" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is extremely valuable or superior to others in its category. Example: The company's commitment to providing unparalleled value to its customers sets it apart from its competitors.
Elections are of unparalleled value as a means of letting the country know how things stand with it.
What if the fall of Kabul would constitute not only an American abandonment of the Afghan people, but a major strategic and psychological triumph for Al Qaeda, and a recruiting tool of unparalleled value?
Since his first letter to stockholders, Bezos has expressed an unqualified commitment to delivering unparalleled value to the consumer.
They will not settle until they find purpose-driven companies and organizations, placing unparalleled value on corporate social responsibility (CSR).
"After working with Deliv on other initiatives, we know they share our obsession with customer service and recognize the need to provide unparalleled value and convenience to our shared customers," he added.
The NAVIGON 4300T max and 3300 max represent the next generation of portable navigation and carry forward NAVIGON's uncompromised tradition of innovative and useful features that clearly showcase unparalleled value relative to anything else in the market.
Koussa's defection provides Britain with a figure of unparalleled intelligence value in terms of understanding the situation within Gaddafi's inner circle.
And in Track-ese, sharing those gestures is a monetization engine of unparalleled efficiency and value creation.
But as far as the U.S. military is concerned, the country's strategic value is unparalleled.
"Netflix continues to provide its more than 20 million members in the U.S. and Canada unparalleled convenience, selection and value," said Netflix Vice President of Corporate Communications Steve Swasey.
"Our in-demand food and beverages, unparalleled convenience and superior value at every level of our menu enabled us to serve 60 million customers per day during 2009, up 2 million per day over the prior year, said Chief Executive James A. Skinner James A. Skinner.
