The phrase "value of world" is correct and can be used in written English. It is typically used to refer to the intrinsic worth of the world and can be used when making a comparison or emphasizing the importance of something. For example, "The value of world peace cannot be overstated."
The Q.N.I., on the other hand, was designed to capture the "objective value of world nationalities".
In Uganda, for example, only 18% of the contract value of World Bank-funded projects went to local firms.
Half the contract value of World Bank-funded projects in the last decade went to companies from donor countries.
The value of world pearl production increased 7% in 2005 compared to 2004, and returned to 2001 levels, at US$640 million.
The shock waves from Thursday's vote continue to spread, having already driven sterling down to its lowest level for 30 years and wiping more than $2tn£1.5tntn) from the value of world stock markets.
From this week it will take 2005, not 2000, as its base year and the weights for each commodity now relate to the value of world imports in 2004-06, theating thEuropean Unionon as a single market.
The real value of "Worlds at War" may lie in a secondary theme: the West's long, tragicomic history of trying to civilize and modernize the East.
That requires Australia do everything it can to protect the "outstanding universal values" of world heritage areas, including the Great Barrier Reef.
We find that unit values of exports from these countries to the EU rose steadily between 1988 and 1996, relative to the unit values of world exports to Europe.
The concentration of As, Cd, Co, Cu and V were higher than the average values of world and Indian coals.
If this is the case, and if the creatures contribute to the aesthetic value of the world, then there must be respects in which, as the aesthetic value of the world increases, God increases with it.
