"valuation of experts" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of determining the worth or importance of individuals who possess specialized knowledge or skills. Example: "The company's success can be attributed to its strong valuation of experts in the field of technology."
First, the algorithm is based on valuations of health experts instead of valuations of the general public.
If the entire round is completed, Lyft would have a post-money valuation of $4.8 billion, VC Experts' Justin Byers told TechCrunch.
Incorporating expert valuation of flood risk and the use of Analytic Network and Analytic Hierarchy Processes, and arguing for the collective dimension of flood risk, Guillier highlights, in a sophisticated and evidence-based approach, the importance of prevention in flood risk assessment.
The independent expert's valuation of A$28.55 to $30.71 per share, which the Origin directors support, highlights the inadequacy of BG's offer.
The use of expert valuation raises the question of the relevance of the expert panel (Guillier 2016a).
There were strong variations in the valuation of different ES between local people and experts, between genders and between different status and income classes in the local communities.
Last October, when it was floated with a £3.3bn price tag, property experts pointed out that the valuation of Royal Mail omitted the three substantial development sites it owns in London, which were themselves valued at £1 - £1.5bn.
The average age of expert patients was 65 years, and the valuation of their time was based on their net salary assuming they are pensioner.
The valuation of informal time; time spent by patients and expert patients, was undertaken using the opportunity cost method, in which the value of a person's time is reflected by his or her wage rate.
LITTLE THINGS ADD UP One of the first things prospective buyers (and valuation experts) look at is the strength of your management team.
