"the values which" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing specific values or principles that are relevant to the topic being discussed. For example: "The company's success can be attributed to the values which guide their decision-making process, such as integrity, innovation, and customer satisfaction."
It exemplifies the values, which the Scott Trust, owners of the Guardian, exists to safeguard.
"Far from diluting the values which underpin Panorama we are confident that these changes will strengthen its impact for viewers".
The first task, he insisted, was to set out the values which inform spending priorities.
We are defending not just our jobs, but the values which brought us into higher education, reflecting the wider significance of education to society.
This Australia team may have lost the Ashes 3-0, butheyey and their captain upheld the values which made Australian cricket great.
"We should believe in the strength and vitality of the values which constitute the EU and which neighbouring states can believe in and aspire to join".
That sort of respect is engendered by hard work and modesty, the values which are central to engineer a rebuild at the Jets.
Yes, sacralising any system is bad, precisely because it can render meaningless the values which religious and ethical systems proclaim.
Mr Sarkozy has vowed henceforth to support "the values which are dearest to us, those of human rights and democracy".
The exuberance of opposition subsequently reached such a height, however, that we are now living out the consequences of losing our hold on the values which pre-romantic cultural traditions sought to conserve.
Richards's gut-instinct went badly awry four years ago but now, removed from the blustering build-up to a new season, he looks ready to return to the best of the values which he briefly lost.
