The phrase "a key value of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize an important principle or belief that is central to a particular context or subject.
Example: "Integrity is a key value of our organization, guiding all our decisions and actions."
Alternatives: "an essential principle of" or "a fundamental belief in".
A key value of film in education, the roundtable agreed, was that it was a leveller.
This rhythm is thought to "turn down the volume" on distracting information, which suggests that a key value of meditation may be helping the brain deal with an often overstimulating world.
Technologists may find it necessary to build in so many protections, so much encryption and caution, that the openness that is a key value of the net becomes lost.
Improvement in SOM and nutrients would be expected from more C inputs including manure and crop residues and alternative cultivation practices such as developing intercropping system, building terrace for soil and water conservation, return the cropland with SOM content less than a key value of 0.44% to the grassland and woodland on the hilly areas similar to the Loess Plateau of China.
Flexibility is a key value of freelancers.
A key value of Conversation Tracker is to track viral diffusion associated with an individual post.
Sharing and transmitting knowledge are also a key values of the digital era.
By associating each prefix with a key value, the problem of searching for the longest matching prefix was transformed into a problem of searching for a corresponding index.
Tradition is a key value shared by chimesmasters of every generation, said LaFalce.
A key value is the importance of academics' sovereignty remaining free from intellectual constraints – and rightly so.
Most Mormons, taught that obedience is a key value, take the Book of Mormon as God's unerring word.
