"ethos and values" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the guiding principles, beliefs, standards, and attitudes that define a company or organization. For example, "Our company's ethos and values promote diversity and inclusion in the workplace."
"Despite this, the governing body does not fully support the school's ethos and values".
I think we've kept all the ethos and values of the original and added it to it.
The result, Brooks says, is that "we hear lots about British military ethos and values and very little about peace".
It is why we step up our fight in the new year to protect the core ethos and values of the NHS".
"The editorial direction encompasses the wider ethos and values of the Guardian, with the guiding principle being that the activity is all about connecting citizens to power".
Trump was stripped of an honorary degree from the Robert Gordon University, in Aberdeen, because of campaign statements that were "wholly incompatible with the ethos and values of the university," a spokesman for the school said.
The question now arises of how to provide opportunities for academically motivated people to work in the UXC contexts, different from the traditional basic research environments and how to do this without sacrificing what is best in the academic ethos and value system.
This ethos and the values they instill in Marines have been unchanged in the 236 years that the Marine Corps has defended our country.
Education depends on intellectual ethos and social values as well.
Leadership requires the ability to display conviction about protecting the company's central ethos and the values its brand represents.
Hou said Dr. Kim left because Global Infrastructure Partners Chairman Ogunlesi made him an offer he couldn't refuse to be vice chairman of a relatively nimble organization run by someone who aligns with his ethos and who values his ability to raise money.
