The phrase "official values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the accepted principles or standards set by an organization or authority.
Example: "The company's official values emphasize integrity, teamwork, and innovation."
Alternatives: "authorized principles" or "established standards."
Richard Lee of the Royal Marines (who list among their official values determination, courage and cheerfulness) arrived in town.
A ban on carrying foreign currency has seen a thriving black market spring up, with exchange rates vastly out of kilter with official values.
These comparatively meager official values are the result of a state law dating from decades ago that requires the city to calculate the value of condominiums and co-ops by using rental buildings as comparable properties, instead of apartment sales.
Crucial to understanding this matter is the distinction economists make between face (or nominal) values and real values that is, between official values stated in current dollars, pesos, pounds, yen, euros, and so on and the same quantities adjusted by the price level.
A reported difference of 30 40% between official values and real-world estimates was found which has been continuously increasing.
Indeed, one primary purpose of law as traditionally understood is to promote stability and order by reinforcing adherence to predominant norms, representing them not only as the official values of a society, but even as universal, natural, and inevitable.
The official value given by officials for all the money being shipped is $661,893,800.
The youngsters themselves often felt alienated from the official value system in education.
They were given their official value in terms of the Portuguese reis, the corresponding amount being indicated by counterstamping.
They do not even value it at market prices: the official value is $42.22 an ounce, the price set in 1973.
The planned sale is the first to give an official value to the financial company — and to some extent the man whose name it bears.
