"valuation difference" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually refers to the difference in the value of something when appraised or considered from different points of view. For example, "The valuation difference between property in the city and in the countryside can be quite large."
People 'got it' in Europe but the valuation difference with the US was not even close.
The whole 3-to-1 valuation difference between these two chains, that is, hangs on the big difference in earnings-per-share growth rates.
Some have criticized Filecoin's advisor distribution, saying that there will likely be a large valuation difference between the price per coin paid by advisors, and the higher price that may be paid by later investors.
This implies that patients and professionals assign different DCE valuations but that the valuation differences of health improvements remain unaffected.
This holds true for matters large and small: valuation differences should be taken into consideration all over the world.
Further evidence towards the observation that this difference is true and not an artifact of valuation differences between urban and rural roads is provided by the similar estimated VOTs for urban and rural roads.
Furthermore, Ozanian points to the relative valuation differences between the two companies: TriPath's price-to-earnings ratio of 64 times 2005 earnings is nearly triple that of Cytyc.
The variable fixed assets (PPE) helps to monitor capital intensity, while providing me together with the variables intangibles Intang and inventories Inv with benchmarks to capture the valuation differences under IFRS and tax laws (Chen et al. 2010).
This suggests that incremental valuation differences at lower severity levels are likely to carry more weight than those at higher levels in resulting valuation models.
These authors argue that valuation differences between groups could relate to differences in interpretation of the vignettes, fundamental differences in opinion between groups regardless of valuation method, or to differences in the use of valuation methods [ 5, 19].
When using TTO to support decision making, large valuation differences are to be expected between groups and selection of respondent group is critical.
