The phrase "a structure of values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an organized system or framework of beliefs and principles that guide behavior or decision-making.
Example: "The organization operates on a structure of values that emphasizes integrity, respect, and collaboration among its members."
Alternatives: "a framework of beliefs" or "a system of principles."
According to Schwartz, the conflicts and congruities among the 10 basic values yield an integrated structure of values [ 31].
The world as a structure of meaning and value has not appeared in the same manner to all human civilizations.
While eigenvalue-based analyses give information about the resonance frequencies and vibration modes of a structure, singular values of the structure are related to the forced response characteristics and give the dynamic behavior in the frequency domain.
Equation (11) states that the reliability of the WSN is the summation of all the probabilities of the WSN states that have a structure function value of unity (i.e., the probabilities of all the paths of the WSN S).
This means that network states corresponding to this situation have a structure function value of zero as expressed in (10).
Next we will establish a variational structure of boundary value problem (1.1) on (E_{0}^{alpha,p}).
The Wine Group demonstrates that it is possible to structure a set of values and incentives that reward long-term sustainable value creation.
This is the first statistical test of a theory of the structure of human values (Schwartz, 1992).
The p_Enc structure provides more flexibility to access all the structures, for example, whenever there is a need to make a structure private, the value of that structure is copied to another memory location.
At a higher level, Locke indicates that associations might even be made between a value and its institutional form, by which he seems to mean the manner in which the value is organized into the social structure of a value community.
