The phrase "a central value of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or significance of a particular principle or belief within a specific context or framework.
Example: "Honesty is a central value of our organization, guiding our interactions with clients and colleagues."
Alternatives: "a key principle of" or "a fundamental belief of".
This compromised a central value of science, testing multiple strategies.
The Obama Administration recently revised the US government social cost of carbon estimate upwards 60percenttoto a central value of $36 per ton based on updated model assessments, including from Chris Hope's PAGE model.
For the UK economy, Pissarides and Weber (1989) give a central value of 1.55 in 1982.
During the same time period, ΔLODeff oscillate between +0.58 and −0.76 ms with a central value of 0.00 ms (Fig. 2a).
In a statement today, for example, Docker's Head of Business Development and Technical Alliances Nick Stinemates, notes that he believes that "a central value of the Docker open platform is application portability to any infrastructure via Docker containers.
The basic idea of a mode-finder is first to identify a central value of either luminance or chromaticity, termed 'mode' across all the observations at every pixel then perform trimmed LS only using the observations that are with a certain range around the mode.
In fact, represents the interval, so an affine form describes a numerical domain in terms of a central value and a sum of intervals with different identifiers.
Features are described with a central value, a percentage of imprecision and a relation with respect to the central value.
Dignity is also a central value in codes of professional conduct.
However, this recommendation is based on limits of agreements, on a central value from the average of the two-tested technologies assuming that none of them is considered as a reference.
Data were chosen in the following manner: a) the central value of each interval defined by the Murray test; b) two close values surrounding the frontiers between intervals; and c) for chest film, values from 0 to 4, according to Murray's definition.
