"value assumptions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe an estimation or estimate based on judgments considered to be a reliable basis for action or conclusion. For example, "The consultant evaluated the client's resources and made value assumptions based on their current situation."
Addressing profit levels, assessment methodologies and land value assumptions, it insists on developers providing the council with a working electronic version of their viability assessment, in which every variable can be rigorously interrogated.
By explicitly stating its value assumptions, it has gained professional consensus and thus consistency.
By setting a lower bar than many had anticipated for the GM building, the deal undercuts value assumptions at the other properties, which include assets such as Worldwide Plaza and 1330 Sixth Ave.
But Gabelli faxed me an investment grid with various returns and value assumptions, with this suggestion: "If I had to pick one, in light of the quickly changing world, I would have to pick the no-load Gabelli Global Interactive Couch Potato Fund.
Typical methods make fixed value assumptions of non-monetary variables (e.g., travel time, safety and noise) [2], ignore stakeholder variations of alternatives and their attributes [2], disregard information about the probabilistic distribution and uncertainty ranges of evaluation criteria [3], and aggregate certain and uncertain costs and benefits on a common scale [3].
In the following sections, simplified duty cycle value assumptions will be made, depending on the considered network topology.
Sample argues, however, that (Hobbesian) contractarianism can underwrite feminist claims about the exploitative nature of caring relationships without the intrinsic value assumption.
Secondly, the impact load amplitude spectrum is derived from the identified impact load input energy based on the Parseval theorem under the constant value assumption within each analysis frequency band.
Stranger yet is the fact that behind these remarks we can see the exact value assumption that's gotten us in trouble: The belief that higher wages mean a higher value to our society.
We make a last, relevant assumption to causal research, which can be interpreted as a diallel equivalent to a "stable unit treatment value assumption" (SUTVA) (Rubin 2005).
We must work hard to make clear the values, assumptions and evidence being used.
