"genuine values" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to values which are sincere or authentic. For example, "The organization strives to promote genuine values of integrity and respect."
Beringer is one of the leaders in offering genuine values in fine wine, and its Knights Valley cabernet is a good example.
"Today, more than ever, people want a return to genuine values, such as timelessness, sincerity and exemplary standards," Francois-Henri Pinault, chairman and chief executive of the French luxury giant PPR, said this week at an industry conference sponsored by the International Herald Tribune.
He does this by strident affirmations of genuine values -- everything they did was not for some political abstraction but "in the name of the silence of our mothers" -- and by attempting to remember his childhood as it was, not according to the forms his culture imposed.
There are various possibilities of how to acquire genuine values for the theoretically developed input parameters.
According to Berlin's pluralism, genuine values are many, and may and often do come into conflict with one another.
Negative and positive liberty are both genuine values which must be balanced against each other; and liberty of any sort is one value among many, with which it may conflict, and against which it needs to be balanced.
His telegram concluded: "I suspect that he will only begin to provide information of genuine value if he comes to believe that it is genuinely in his interests to do so.
This week's sermon is on genuine value.
One option is a margin loan, using the genuine value of Indian ports in particular as collateral.
My experience, watching other parent-governors in action, is that the contribution can be of genuine value.
Companies like Facebook, Google, Apple and Microsoft have built dominant positions in key areas of the overall ecosystem by offering genuine value.
