The phrase "conventional values" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to commonly accepted beliefs or principles within a society or culture. Example: In traditional Korean culture, filial piety and obedience to elders are considered important conventional values.
She figured that, since order promotes conventional values, maybe disorder promotes breaking with convention -- the essence of creativity.
Knowledge and craft, humility and enthusiasm … these are surprisingly conventional values.
It is meant to be a moralist's tract... Stern's allegiance to conventional values is the foundation of his comedy..
Cynicism toward institutions is high despite the commitment of residents to conventional values.
In the process he decisively flipped the conventional values then attached to sculpture and photography.
Theoretically, by eliminating original objects and replacing them with documentation, Conceptualism undermined conventional values attached to art and the institutions that exist to embalm it.
But if a conventional value range does not apply, the opinion may say so.
The conventional value range – the relevant set of estimates for valuing a company – may not be applicable.
Analysts caution that these funds should not be mistaken for conventional value funds, which favor stocks of financial services companies and emphasize dividends.
A financial adviser may determine that a conventional value range does not apply in a particular situation and that a fairness opinion cannot be rendered.
Directors who understand why the conventional value range does not apply can make a fully informed decision about whether "fairness" is applicable to a nontraditional situation and exercise their judgment accordingly.
