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"in principle" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English
It is typically used to introduce or explain an idea or concept as being generally accepted or agreed upon in theory, even if it may be difficult or impossible to put into practice. For example, "In principle, everyone should have access to healthcare, but in reality it can be difficult to make it available to all."
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In principle
adverb
With regard to the fundamentals, but not to the particulars.
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In principle.
In principle, this makes sense.
In principle, that is laudable.
In principle, under an H.M.O.
In principle, yes.
In principle, no.
In principle EMU should not affect enlargement.
In principle, this marks a big change.
In principle, everything that exists is perceivable.
In principle, Frederick sincerely disliked serfdom.
In principle the figures should match.
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