The phrase "a degree of integrity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level or extent of honesty and moral principles in a person or situation.
Example: "In order to build trust within the team, it is essential that every member demonstrates a degree of integrity in their actions."
Alternatives: "a level of integrity" or "a measure of integrity".
"There may be a degree of integrity in that kind of behaviour.
I would write another sponsored novel [like The Bulgari Connection] if the opportunity came and I could do it with a degree of integrity.
As far as political independence is concerned, perhaps a society which is temporarily politically subsumed by another society, e.g. in an empire, might nevertheless remain a society if it maintained a degree of integrity and distinctiveness in relation to its governance structures.
I think we all try to do our best job and do it with a degree of integrity in our respective industries.
In the final stage of failure, the cracks are interconnected with each other in the SiC phase while the Al phase still maintains a degree of structural integrity.
This difference suggests a degree of disrupted integrity of the white matter tract.
Would ongoing neurogenic processes positively contribute to enhanced function in all circumstances, or might there be a requirement for a minimal degree of integrity of network structures for neurogenesis to be beneficial?
Taking drugs as an example, where value chains are well developed and have a high degree of integrity, most regulatory efforts can focus at the level of manufacture and/or importation, complemented by measures that control the right to prescribe many drugs.
"I am happy to advise you that we have completed our due diligence on Mr. Puff and his firm, and have found them to be honest and trustworthy, with a high degree of integrity," Mr. Lagonia added.
Teachers reported high levels of satisfaction with their changed practices and overall, there was a demonstrable degree of integrity in the implementation of the intervention as measured by the researchers.
Those folks have a high degree of integrity and they're good folks.
