The phrase "adheres to the values of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's commitment or alignment with specific principles or beliefs.
Example: "The organization adheres to the values of integrity and transparency in all its operations."
Alternatives: "follows the principles of" or "is committed to the ideals of".
Last year, Global X introduced a fund that adheres to the values of the Roman Catholic Church, and it has taken in $87 million in assets, according to Morningstar.
They are led by a young second lieutenant named Waino Mellas, who has much in common with Marlantes: an Ivy League graduate from rural Oregon who adheres to the values of his childhood rather than the smart, east coast radicalism of his Princeton roommates.
Although the Co-operative Group now owns only a minority stake, the bank says it still adheres to the values of the co-operative movement.
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Raised in religious homes, adhering to the values of Islam came naturally.
Anyone on the electoral register can vote if they pay €2 (£1.72) and sign a pledge saying they adhere to "the values of the right and centre".
3 Filtering Germany's Borders The opposition Christian Democrats suggested setting annual quotas for the admission of qualified foreigners needed in the job market, but insisted that all foreigners adhere to "the values of our Christian culture".
In a church service in Cape Town, Tutu said Mandela would want South Africans to be his "memorial" by adhering to the values of unity and democracy that he embodied.
For the first time, the French right and centre is holding an open contest in which anyone on the electoral register can vote if they pay €2 and sign a pledge saying they adhere to "the values of the right and centre".
The Christian Democrats, trying to put pressure on the governing Social Democrats, who have not yet clarified their position, suggested for the first time that annual quotas for the admission of foreigners needed in the job market should be set, but insisted that all foreigners must adhere to "the values of our Christian culture".
The UK urged "all sides to put aside their differences, and adhere to the values of democracy and the rule of law".
