The phrase "as a normative value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about ethics, standards, or principles that are considered desirable or ideal within a particular context.
Example: "In our society, honesty is often regarded as a normative value that guides individual behavior and decision-making."
Alternatives: "as a standard principle" or "as an ideal value".
Violence usually has a normative value and is defined as something like "an unjustified injury or harm".
In this sense, different rallying cries and idioms such as simplicity, unity, disunity, emergence or interdisciplinarity, have been endowed with a normative value.
Among patients with a normative value-based bSCr, 16% had a last PICU SCr value at least 25% above bSCr.
81 The use of these measurements in tennis is scarce, with little information about different protocols as well as normative values extracted from some national tennis federations.
As with its political valence, judicial restraint does not have a consistent normative value.
For the Orthodox church today, only the original self-understanding of the church has a theologically normative value.
As we did not have criteria defining the normal physical activity in adolescents, data emanating of matched healthy controls (matching for age and gender) were regarded as the normative values.
The high quality of the RLMS sample and good psychometric properties of the HF-ICF-60 allow the data to be used as the normative values for the Russian population.
Taking into account the status of the RLMS, the inclusion of the HF-ICF-60 in the survey, moreover, has served the purpose of assessing the data obtained as the normative values for the Russian population.
Dawkins (2004) is quick to qualify his hesitating support for "progressive evolution" by referring to a "value-free" rather than "value-laden" progress in which change occurs in a direction one might consider desirable according to some normative value system, as toward humanity (if we are to be considered the pinnacle of life)—which seems reasonable, from our anthropocentric perspective.
