high value propositions

[Dr.Appalayya]

National brands are embedded and projected with high value propositions and thus usually bear higher price tags.

(High value proposition is about claim by the company that there is a value higher than the other comparable products.)

Is the above usage correct?

 

[AWordLover]

National brands are embedded and projected with high value propositions and thus usually bear higher price tags.

(High value proposition is about claim by the company that there is a value higher than the other comparable products.)

Is the above usage correct?

I can't understand the meaning of this sentence. Maybe some buzzwords of a particular specialty, like marketing, are being used.

Maybe the sentence is meaningless.

 

[difficult cuss]

In my opinion, it is pompous advertising speak, another way of putting it could be that nationally renowned product names have inbuilt and "projected"* value and are therefore more expensive. What the values may be is not mentioned. It really says nothing at all.
projected* goodness knows who or what is doing the projection...perhaps it refers to the nonsense shown in advertisements?