"visual value" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to how something looks or how visually attractive something is. For example, "The painting had a lot of visual value."
3. What plant materials would you recommend for easy maintenance but high visual value?
The visual value of the object and picture is later translated into language and enhanced by it.
Values and impacts were assessed through 6 agglomerated attributes: richness/diversity, rarity, size/continuity/pristineness, information/symbolic value, international responsibility and visual value.
This wouldn't be a good article without some pointed post-internet ironic commentary on America's visual value system, right?
Among them is the Washington Post's Ann Hornaday, who says the movie "spares nothing in the way of color, texture and rich visual value, but rarely manages to quicken its own pulse or that of the audience".
Again, following the Rovian admonition to block out the words (removing and freeing up the fuller visual value of the imagery from the advertisement's oral/textual envelope), I don't even want to think what this looks like to me -- except to say that, I wouldn't count Hillary as Obama's only political assailant with the instinct to turn off the electricity.
"The Artist" may be drenched in the romance and visual values of a bygone era, but it's a motion picture uncannily of its time.
The woodcarving have considered as an important component in traditional Malay vernacular architecture were meant to perform visual values.
The decision was made early to build the experience around quizzes and games designed in "Flash" software and to carry over some of the visual values of the TV series.
KVIQ-G visual values were higher than kinaesthetic values.
The other ten bacteria tested had greater spectrophotometric MIC95 (1.25-7.5%) values compared to visual MIC values; the biggest difference between the two methods (7.5%) was seen with S. flexneri.
