"value reserve" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a store of something valuable that is kept and can be used in the future. For example, countries sometimes have a value reserve of oil or gold that can be used in times of crisis.
Midland formed value reserves as deep and longer-lasting than any of its oil wells.
The URR values shown in Table 5 that are higher than 225 Gt are estimates based on the "basic reserves" or the average value "reserves" and "basic reserves".
If carmakers want to attract customers with, say, a $399-per-month 399-per-month 399-per-montht quite work, they pay the finance subsidiary to lease the interest rand and book the paymenumbers marketing cost–or get willfully optimistic about the resale value, reserving for the coming loss.
Stoudemire has become a valued reserve, averaging 13.9 points in 23 minutes a game, mostly when Anthony is on the bench.
First, let's consider the 224 NNRs, which are some of the most famous and valued reserves in England, from the Lizard in Cornwall to Lindisfarne in Northumberland.
Since one can embed M symbols with keeping the ability of recovering the original value, we reserve the symbol '0' for noncontainer elements; hence, the watermark symbol can be chosen from.
For example, if habitat regeneration occurs inside reserves (e.g., through increased prey density), then residency time inside reserves may increase, thereby improving the value of reserves for mobile species.
" 'Best' is a value judgment reserved for each person".
He then passed two no-trump, knowing that South would have jumped to three no-trump with values in reserve.
Westport said the deal would immediately add to production, net asset value and reserves on a per-share basis.
