The phrase "advance the values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to promote, support, or enhance certain principles or beliefs.
Example: "Our organization aims to advance the values of equality and justice in our community."
Alternatives: "promote the values" or "foster the values".
"No one did more in our time to advance the values and aspirations of the United Nations," he said.
There seems little doubt that both men are prepared to advance the values of the right, if not the extreme right.
"No one did more in our time to advance the values and aspirations of the United Nations," he told reporters soon after Mr Mandela's death was announced.
But she said that in addition to respecting the election result, "we must defend" the values of non-discrimination and the rule of law and equality before the law, and advance the values "we hold most dear".
Now, let's honor her further by continuing to advance the values to which she dedicated her life.
As the study of values advance, the values construct becomes more precise, and a basic list of values with a set of corresponding attitudes and behavior are generally agreed upon.
"I prefer to look at it that way, as opposed to the fact that it's going to advance the value of this," he added, waving an arm around his living room, its walls sheathed in art.
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If observation care is not associated with worse in-hospital or proximate outpatient outcomes, then it may advance the value of health care delivery.
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The spokesperson added "UN member states have continually acknowledged the importance of deepening civil society contributions to advancing the values and purposes of the organisation".
