"interrelated values" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe values or principles that are related to, or influenced by, each other. For example, "The foundation of our culture is built on a set of interrelated values that foster respect, responsibility, and integrity."
View Scouting globally, as a family of interrelated, values-based programmes that provide age-appropriate activities for youth.
The metamodern author, in other words, generates hypertext primarily if not exclusively via a wholly internalized process of deduction, winnowing down opposing message-values until only one or an interrelated group of actionable values remains.
The values of interrelated coefficients in the formalism are directly or indirectly related to the regulation mechanism in the network model.
GWAS Analyzer contains features for browsing these interrelated data, exploring phenotypic values by family or genotype, and filtering association results based on multiple criteria.
The results reveal innovations in three interrelated components of business model, namely, value offering, value creation and delivery, and value capture, and demonstrate how value from ZCB can be created and captured through these components.
Similarly, research on the elements of positive human development has identified a set of interrelated experiences, relationships, skills, and values that are associated with reduced high-risk behaviors and increased thriving behaviors [ 11].
"Abstract, interrelated concepts like cost and value — concepts at the center both of our intuitive psychology and of utility theory in philosophy and economics — may originate in an early-emerging system by which infants understand other people's actions," she says.
One first group of interrelated series embraces (overline{Delta m/z}) values of 14.016, 44.026, 30.011 and 58.042 Th, with multiple pairings between these values.
