The phrase "ideological value" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in discussions or analyses of political beliefs, principles, or systems. Example: The candidate's speeches are filled with rhetoric about their ideological values of freedom and equality for all citizens.
"Artwork was defined by its ideological value.
Almost all judicial decisions, they say, can be assigned an ideological value.
However, her - not explicitly elaborated - ideological value system that runs through her publications and determined her actual conduct, still remains a desideratum of research.
The reason for this is that Coloureds hold on to the ideological value of their legal and social status of the past.
It is also about what all those things mean, and what kinds of sentimental and ideological value are attached to them.
However, within their work, the new ideological value attached to the Japanese language did not lead to an overt attack on either Confucian metaphysics or history.
How do these responses correlate with box-office success, how with Oscar nominations and wins — and how with the movies' own ostensible ideological values?
In fact, this is a triumph of our political system, for what is politics but a way of enforcing ideological values over merely rational ones?
Developments in Germany's healthcare system demonstrate that learning from the east does not automatically amount to a revival of its ideological values.
Nature films have functioned as a vehicle for social and cultural norms, thanks to the genre's potential for "naturalizing ideological values," as Mr. Bousé put it.
It is indicated that cultural signs make human landscape in New England the site of struggle for exclusive inscription of ideological values or the locus for dialog and appropriation of meaning(s) in the space.
