The phrase "attachment to values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's strong connection or commitment to certain principles or beliefs.
Example: "Her attachment to values such as honesty and integrity has guided her decisions throughout her career."
Alternatives: "commitment to principles" or "dedication to beliefs."
If you were a skeptic, if you had any attachment to value, you probably missed the biggest investment party of the century.
We probably need directives and references, and political responsibility must be taken in the democratic institutional framework that is ours, in a spirit of clear non-religious intervention, i.e. marked by an attachment to our values, our common values, and the rejection of intolerance and irrational behaviour which are all too frequent in this field.
His touching attachment to traditional values turned to his advantage.
For all his attachment to "ordinary" values, there is nothing ordinary about him.
How could it be that France's proclaimed attachment to universal values came to this?
"But tonight, France has reaffirmed its attachment to the values of the Republic".
By contrast, claims Mr Jacques, imperial China's attachment to Confucian values of harmony meant its main concern was to keep order and social equality within its domains.
He saluted the contributions of previous French presidents, including Jacques Chirac's attachment to the "values of the republic", but stopped at citing any Sarkozy achievements, saying simply he wished him well in his new life.
Following are excerpts from Jacques Chirac's speech after being re-elected French president, in an unofficial translation by Reuters: This evening, with great vigor, France has reaffirmed its attachment to the values of the republic...
Analysts say it is hard to predict the political make-up of the new assembly, but parties and candidates professing an attachment to Islamic values dominate and very few are running on an exclusively secular ticket.
