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Discover LudwigThe phrase "value for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used as an idiomatic phrasal verb to refer to the appreciation of the worth or quality of something in relation to its cost. For example: "I got great value for my money; the product was impressive and well-made."
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Value for money matters.
Clients want value for money.
Excellent value for money.
Value for money Excellent.
Value for money Absolutely.
Great value for money.
Value for money, indeed.
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ap-value for trend.
§ p-value for significance.
Bp-value for interaction.
†Value for multivariate model.
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