The phrase "a higher ethic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing moral principles or standards that are considered superior or more advanced than others.
Example: "In our pursuit of social justice, we must strive to uphold a higher ethic that prioritizes compassion and equality."
Alternatives: "a superior moral standard" or "an elevated ethical principle".
The research involved almost 100 employees and 59 employers, who reported benefits from employing staff with ASD, including a high attention to detail and when compared with staff without ASD, a higher work ethic and quality of work.
He fears that, in losing guild privileges, professionals may also lose sight of the positive guild virtues—"of collegiality, of concern for the group, of a higher professional ethic beyond mere profit".
The question the film really asks each of us is: how much human misery and suffering will it take before we finally come together as citizens and incorporate a higher moral ethic into the pursuit of profit once and for all?
They look for test-taking skills and evidence of a high achievement ethic.
And although he is known for a high work ethic, Stoudemire had reason to work a little harder this summer.
Yes, he demands a high work ethic and commitment from his players but the extra hour or two some may do is spent on personal development subjects.
"He has got a high work ethic and is a very dedicated person to the game".
Organisation and a high work ethic are imperative if you are going to have a successful season - it was the cornerstone of both promotion sides that I have played in.
City boss Neil Adams, who was appointed permanently last month, added: "He will provide pace, intelligent movement and a high work ethic to the front line, and of course he showed in the Championship last season that he is capable of scoring a variety of different goals.
Mourinho, at Inter Milan in particular, enjoyed success built on the philosophy of strong defence and expected a high work ethic from his players, while Villas-Boas's Porto conceded only 16 goals in 30 games en route to the Primera Liga title.
