The phrase "a code of principles" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a set of guiding beliefs or rules that govern behavior or decision-making.
Example: "The organization has established a code of principles to ensure ethical conduct among its members."
Alternatives: "a set of principles" or "a framework of values".
It concerned the establishment of a philosophy of life, a code of principles and ethical behaviour by which to live.
The IFCN launched in September 2015 and the organization provides in-person and online training for fact checkers, fund fellowships and publishes a code of principles for fact checking.
It does suggest a "Code of Principles" for online platforms and social networks to commit to — with increased transparency about how algorithms distribute news being one of several recommended steps.
It includes a code of standards, principles, behavior and a scale of values to ensure a minimum of mutual trust and security.
Previous procurement rules (which bear some similarity to the new regulations) have been seen as "guidance" - a voluntary code of principles.
These should involve an opt-in code of principles, like the ethical AI guidelines we released at Sage for organizations developing and applying AI solutions.
Mantzarlis, who has been writing about this issue for months, says that in recent weeks Facebook told him of its intention to partner with members of Poynter's network who adhere to a clear fact-checking code of principles.
The company said Thursday it would work with organizations that have signed the International Fact-Checking Network's code of principles, a program established by Poynter, a media institute in St .Petersburg, Fla. Signatories in the U.S. include Snopes, PolitiFact, the Associated Press, ABC News and the Washington Post Fact Checker.
It also found that less than half -- 44percentt -- of companies with a code of ethics or business principles "make explicit reference to human rights".
The Innovative Medicines Initiative's Accelerated Development of VAccine benefit-risk Collaboration in Europe (ADVANCE) consortium was established to create an efficient and sustainable infrastructure for rapid and integrated monitoring of post-approval benefit-risk of vaccines, including a code of conduct and governance principles for collaborative studies.
That code of principles includes a commitment to nonpartisanship, fairness and transparency of sources.
