The phrase "affirming the value" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance or significance of something, often in a context of validation or support.
Example: "The committee is focused on affirming the value of community engagement in our programs."
Alternatives: "validating the importance" or "recognizing the worth".
He is known for promoting dialogue with non-Christains and affirming the value of other faiths.
He says that although there are still many professionals who abide by the old markup model, there seems to be an industrywide shift away from it, which he claims is a good thing: a way of affirming the value of a designer's work.
There is a grace in affirming the value of your own sporting culture rather than simply deriding an opponent: You'll Never Walk Alone, or even Jerusalem if you must (as someone once pointed out: a song that is basically a series of rhetorical questions, the answer to all of which is no).
Dole, on the other hand, would best serve his candidacy and his country by affirming the value of his work as a senator, even if, for whatever reason, he now considers any continuation of that work incompatible with the demands of a Presidential campaign.
Soon after, it became impossible to find these videos on the web, affirming the value of the law.
Recalling its fight against the tobacco industry in recent years, Australia too made a statement affirming the value of TRIPS flexibilities.
The Charter now comes in a new rebranded package with a catchy and easily digestible name : "The Charter Affirming the Values of State Secularism and Religious Neutrality and of Equality Between Women and Men, and Providing a Framework for Accommodation Requests".
Society would affirm the value of volunteering in the same way the Family and Medical Leave Act affirmed the value of the family.
https://t.co/wiXFSDvU5m @marclamonthill I just prefer to affirm the value of life, regardless of colour.
