The phrase "a constructive principle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a foundational idea or guideline that promotes positive development or improvement in a particular context.
Example: "The team agreed to adopt a constructive principle that encourages open communication and collaboration among all members."
Alternatives: "a positive guideline" or "a beneficial rule".
Similarly, in the Javanese puppet theatre, a grotesque giant is a personification of the destructive principle, while an elegantly elongated local deity is a personification of the constructive principle.
The city furnishes the sensuous, imagistic material for One-Way Street, whilst the genres of the leaflet, placard and advertisement provide the constructive principle by which it is rearranged as a constellation.
Gödel had, it seems, not thought of giving a consistency proof of arithmetic through the use of non-finitary but still constructive principles.
Our approach elucidates fundamental constructive principles in which agents form their belief sets, and leads to approximation semantics for autoepistemic and default logics.
Urs and I are interested in identifying and discussing both analytical and constructive principles that might be derived fro+m various bodies of knowledge, including knowledge accumulated in the 10+ schools of thoughts starting with 'law &...'. --ranging from law & economics, law & literature, law & technology,... to law & emotion.
These constructive principles are applicable on the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual planes of living.
Ultimately, the value of this work will be realized only if the ISEE Ethics Guidelines are actively incorporated into training programs, included in institutional practices and standards, integrated into presentations or discussions at professional meetings, and promulgated as a constructive set of principles to protect the integrity and values of the profession (Soskolne and Sieswerda 2003).
In principle, that would be a constructive move, if the book had principles, savage wit and a display of heart you could trust.
The American President was not prepared to resolve issues of principle in a constructive way in order to make the results really significant and really encouraging.
Among the topics considered next are: the Dutch Book Theorem and Arguments (which fails according to the author), a novel version of the Principal Principle, and a constructive approach to higher order probabilities.
