The phrase "a basic value of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fundamental principles or beliefs that are important to a person, organization, or culture.
Example: "Honesty is a basic value of our organization, guiding all our interactions with clients and employees."
Alternatives: "a fundamental principle of" or "a core belief of".
Yuri Kochiyama's life and legacy is a reminder to Asian Americans and to all those who believe in social justice, of a basic value: To show up whenever and wherever injustice occurs and to engage in acts of resistance and solidarity.
This exploratory work in quantitative SDOCT indicates that each tissue and each organ have a unique basic value of μ s, which appears to be an identity value of its own.
The reforms came at a time when the basic value of intelligence-gathering was in question.
Overnight #Palestinians set ablaze Joseph's Tomb, in a blatant violation of the basic value of freedom of worship.
Not the corruption of criminals, but a corruption of the most basic value of any representative democracy: that it represent its citizens equally.
I hope that her death will not be in vain that America, soon enough, will arrive at a new and infinitely better normal where neither young black men nor young white women will feel it necessary to put their lives on the line in defense of what should be the most basic value of a civilized society respect for all its citizens.
And at a moment in America where the basic value of black lives has been violently called into question, Serena's latest showcase of unapologetic Black Excellence could not have come at a more vital time.
For corporations chasing endless profits, the basic value of democracy are not essential to a healthy, thriving society.
It flies right in the face of every basic value of democracy," says Bravo, director of Family Values @ Work, a coalition of sick-time advocates.
