The phrase "affirm the value of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing support or recognition of the importance or worth of something.
Example: "In her speech, she aimed to affirm the value of education in shaping future leaders."
Alternatives: "validate the importance of" or "recognize the significance of".
Barbara Ehrenreich wants to affirm the value of ecstatic group celebration.
https://t.co/wiXFSDvU5m @marclamonthill I just prefer to affirm the value of life, regardless of colour.
Our overarching aim was to affirm the value of drawing, and the reach of the project is more tangible than we could have imagined.
Society would affirm the value of volunteering in the same way the Family and Medical Leave Act affirmed the value of the family.
But unlike the purses of Canal Street, food copycats may even affirm the value of the real deals and turn an unknown chef who spawns a trend into a household name.
It could merely say that the court lacked jurisdiction over a matter with so few connections to France, but Professor Weiler hopes it will say more and affirm the value of academic debate.
Intending to affirm the values of permanence and stick-to-itiveness, it instead presents a world without emotional consequences, in which relationships are frictionless, frivolous and easily discarded.
Reformers over the decades have called on university leaders to affirm the values of the academy and put their athletic houses in order.
There are many African folktales whose conclusions are intended to affirm the values of social morality the kind of morality that is centered on human relations.
Thus, in the spirit of cooperation and in an effort to strengthen Fraternity and Sorority Life at Johns Hopkins University, individual chapters, along with the University, hereby agree to affirm the values of brotherhood/sisterhood, scholarship, leadership, service, alumni relations, financial management, involvement, education, health/wellness, and individual growth and development.
That notion caused the panelists to re-affirm the value of "talent" and "big events" like the Oscars or the Olympics, complete with all the great drama and ceremony that the human, now wired, race will still desire.
