valorisent

Valorisent is the third person plural present indicative form of the French verb valoriser. Valoriser means to confer value on something, to enhance its value or importance, or to promote and publicize something in order to increase its perceived value. Depending on context, it can imply valuing an asset, highlighting merits, or turning ideas, objects, or activities into valued outcomes.

Etymology and usage: Valoriser derives from valeur (value) plus the -iser suffix. In practice, it is used in economics, marketing, culture, and public policy. For enterprises, one may say qu’elles valorisent leurs actifs, meaning they increase or realize the value of their assets. In cultural policy, institutions valorisent leur patrimoine by making it more accessible and valued. In research and innovation, the term valorisation (valorisation des résultats) describes turning discoveries into societal or economic benefits.

Conjugation and forms: Beyond valorisent (ils/elles valorisent), common present forms are je valorise, tu valorises, il valorise, nous valorisons, vous valorisez, elles valorisent. The related noun valorisation (or valorization in English) refers to the act or result of valorising.

Examples: Les entreprises valorisent leurs actifs. Le musée valorise son patrimoine en le rendant accessible en ligne. Ce programme vise à valoriser les résultats de la recherche pour la société.

See also: Valorisation, valorisation des données, valorisateur, valorisable.