The phrase "a philosophy of how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular approach or belief system regarding methods or processes.
Example: "The author presents a philosophy of how to achieve personal growth through mindfulness and self-reflection."
Alternatives: "a theory of how" or "a framework for how".
Most important, each has a philosophy of how the game should be officiated.
When Gekko defended greed, he was also articulating a philosophy of how companies and countries should be run.
It is also, in small doses, a memoir, a rumination on art and a philosophy of how to live well.
Rather than a technique or a vocabulary, it is a philosophy of how to use one's body; a toolbox that a dancer can use with any movement technique.
He also articulated a philosophy of how to deal with these challenges that transcended the binary ideological struggle between outright entitlement and Darwinian self-reliance.
"It needs more fleshing out but we are working with Chance to Shine to make this something more than another ECB campaign and more of a philosophy of how we want to pitch the game to a far broader audience".
She has a different philosophy of how a school should run, and I have a different philosophy.
This new regulation was adopted in 2006 and establishes a new philosophy of how to design environmental protection and health, especially through the authorization process and the extended producer responsibility.
An additional feature that makes DIN appealing for present purposes is that it is built around a quite different philosophy of how the medical record should be structured.
When Johnson wrote that success is primarily achieved by employing the minimum number of the best possible people, with the company's head count controlled in an almost vicious way, he was also writing the philosophy of how a Formula One team should operate from 2010 onward.
Dukach loved the idea of being an angel, since it matches his philosophy of how to build great companies.
