How can I express shortly, that I use something for something?

[Kasamb]

Hi,

I mean for example the following:

-Valuation of bonds by present value approach/method
-Valuation of bonds with the help of present value approach/method
-Valuation of bonds using present value approach/method

What would be right and the most common?

Thanks

[Beeesneees]

Those snippets, taken out of context, are not enough to clarify what you want to know, sorry.

[Kasamb]

it would be simply a name of a presentation

[Beeesneees]

In that case I can’t help you as I don’t understand what you mean by ‘present value approach/method’.
Perhaps someone else will have more of an idea.

[Canadian45]

@Kasamb

Hi,

I mean for example the following[color=blue].[color=blue] ‘For example, I mean…’ is better.
Valuation of bonds by [color=blue]the present[color=blue]-value method
Valuation of bonds with the help of [color=blue]the present[color=blue]-value method [color=blue]too many words [color=blue]and not as good [color=blue]as “by” or “using” [color=blue]The method is not just helping, it’s ‘doing’ the evaluation.
Valuation of bonds using [color=blue]the present[color=blue]-value method

What would be right and the most common? [color=blue]The first and third ones are good.