"value hierarchy" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an expression used to describe the ranking of values that a person or a group holds. For example, "The traditional value hierarchy in this conservative community has been passed down from generation to generation."
Investments that are classified as Level 2 within the fair value hierarchy account for approximately 92percentt of US banks' fair value assets.
Via an examination of the literature and based on the concept of customer value hierarchy a classification of the different models and techniques of co-creation is developed.
As someone who has worked in several customer-facing roles at startups, I understand that, in the value hierarchy of the tech industry, non-engineering roles are considered second-tier.
(The value hierarchy, in ascending order, is this: a product is visible; an actor touches it; an actor consumes and comments on it; the product helps a lead actor perform a heroic feat).A "clutter" limit will also help European programme-makers.
Figure 4 Value hierarchy of the hydraulic fracturing state predictor.
The first branch of value hierarchy development identifies the overarching criteria, including 'Political,'Environmentalal,' 'Social,' and 'Economic' factors.
Our filter visualization also supports the visualization of attribute value hierarchies enabling multi-level data distribution overviews to be given.
One of the many value forms (depending on value perspectives and value hierarchies) corresponds to each individual human being: in her empirical character we find the ethical norm of her value form.
As for people's adherence to the "Asian values" — hierarchy, respect and order — that Singapore is founded on, he said: "It's already diluted, and we can see it in the difference between the generations.
ANOVA results indicated a work values hierarchy of Autonomy, Service, Lifestyle, Scholarly Pursuits, Management, and Prestige in decreasing order of importance.
It was an aristocratic system, carried to distant dominions by a predominantly rural gentry that valued hierarchy, elaborated it and ornamented it, through the institutions of class it found among the princes of southern Asia and the kings of the Ashantis and the sultans of Malaya and the desert chieftains of Araby.
