The phrase "a mixture of those values" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a combination or blend of different values, principles, or beliefs.
Example: "The company's culture is a mixture of those values that promote innovation and teamwork."
Alternatives: "a blend of those values" or "a combination of those values."
O fractions in this zone are a mixture of the values in the thin film and in the substrate.
Lee Kuan Yew, its founding father, was prime minister for more than 30 years and a tireless advocate of "Asian values", by which he meant a mixture of family values and authoritarianism.
A mixture of Dirichlet processes has also been used to reflect, for example, a mixture of marker values due to different stages or severities of the disease.
Firstly, the criteria for AKI III are a mixture of creatinine values, urine results and a therapeutic intervention (i.e. RRT).
Sometimes, patients' decisions may reflect a mixture of their own values and those of their families.
Cross-hybridization with the sex chromosomes leads to false discoveries as the measured methylation value is composed of a mixture of values from the target location and from the sex-chromosome, which obviously differs between sexes.
An ex-employee described him as a "jovial Presbyterian": a mixture of old-fashioned values, commercial drive and almost childish passion.
"What I like about Arsenal, and I am very proud of, is that the club is a mixture of respecting traditional values while not being scared to move forward," he said.
In the real world, virtually all societies, whether individualistic or collectivist in essential character, at least consent to, and most even promote, a mixture of all basic values or capabilities.
Moreover, the chrominance variance is much higher in the originals, while the colorized images inherit only a mixture of the chrominance values assigned to the scribbles.
