"practice values" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the beliefs and principles a person or organization lives and works by. For example, "The school's practice values were based on integrity and respect for diversity."
Michael Murry, the university's database administrator, said he and other Buddhists regarded the negative publicity as an opportunity to practice values of their faith.
But clients complain that this practice values the quantity of hours billed over quality and encourages padding.If the billable hour does perish, it will be at the hands of the clients, rather than the private-practice lawyers themselves.
In practice, values higher than 10% may reflect the need to consider other factors besides conservation.
In clinical practice, values >35-40 are used to start therapeutic interventions.
On the contrary, in the sphere of practice values 'pervade' their materials, that is to say they structure them 'from within', as it were.
Water contents in 30 60 and 60 90 cm soil layers in the TS4 practice also were higher than the TS1 practice values.
Even when investors buy stock funds now, they tend to pick funds that practice value investing, a bargain-hunting style practiced by Warren Buffett that was out of fashion in the bull market.
Lots of people practice value investing and smallcap investing, even though the returns have been lower than for momentum.So what about volatility?
Individuals, institutions and governments practice, value and protect medical privacy (Beauchamp and Childress 2008; Humber and Almeder 2001; Englehardt 2000b).
In practice, value-added models routinely reject the hypothesis that the coefficient on previous achievement equals one.
In economic research and practice, value orientation has prevailed as the guiding paradigm of corporate management (Buhl et al. 2011).
