The phrase "a particular set of values" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing specific beliefs, principles, or standards that are held by an individual or group.
Example: "The organization is built on a particular set of values that prioritize integrity and community service."
Alternatives: "a specific collection of values" or "a distinct set of principles."
It is perfectly legitimate for individuals and faith groups to hold firm to a particular set of values and beliefs, which may run counter to existing social norms.
In other words, like its predecessor, "Moral Clarity" is a sustained defense of a particular set of values, and of a moral vocabulary that enables us to express them.
The trouble is that we tend to think of things as being non-political only because we have imbibed a particular set of values so deeply it does not occur to us to question them.
Moreover, if their missing energies turn out to have a particular set of values, it will be evidence that they live part of their lives in a hitherto undetected fifth dimension (the other four being length, breadth, height and time).
A niche channel such as BBC4 or Sky Arts or Sky Atlantic can and perhaps should become connected with a particular set of values, but the BBC's remit is to cast broadly and – as the only other state-owned TV station in the UK – so is C4's.
Most of the rash of global news channels that have been launched in the past 10 years are in some way state-backed and – although this is frequently denied – are there to reflect a particular set of values to the world.
A role then is a sector of the total orientation system of an individual actor which is organized about expectations in relation to a particular interaction context, that is integrated with a particular set of value-standards which govern interaction with one or more alters in the appropriate complementary roles.
Mr Boaz and Mr Kirby count those who agree that "government is trying to do too many things that should be left to individuals and businesses", that government, rather than promoting traditional values, "should not favour any particular set of values", and that "the federal government has too much power".
A challenge when applying such heuristics is assessing when a particular set of parameter values yields better performance compared to other such sets of parameter values.
To fix the idea, we consider a particular set of parameter values given in Table 1.
For decades, American productivity was built on a particular set of shared values, among them belief in God, opposition to Soviet communism, and, not least, middle-class prudence and goodwill.
