to be worth; to be worthy of ~
Expresses that something merits a particular response or evaluation, such as respect, praise, or attention.
This pattern is used to say that someone or something deserves a certain treatment or consideration. It is fairly formal and appears in written language, speeches, or serious discussions. For example, you can say an achievement is worthy of praise, or a person is worthy of respect. It has a strong sense of objective worthiness, not just personal feeling.
The construction is straightforward: verb dictionary form + に値する, or noun + に値する. It is never used in casual conversation; you would not say this to a friend about a movie you liked. Instead, you might say it in an essay, a review, or a formal speech. Note that the subject is often the thing being evaluated, and the object of worth is indicated by the noun or verb phrase preceding に値する.