The phrase "a shared principle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a common belief or value that is held by a group of people.
Example: "In our organization, we strive to uphold a shared principle of integrity in all our dealings."
Alternatives: "a common value" or "a mutual belief".
In other words, it seems that we may possibly be prepared, across party lines, to lay a foundation for health-care policy on a shared principle of access to affordable care for all.
"There was a shared principle that we should not be offering market-rate loans to developing countries," Brad Parks says.
There is a shared principle of speciation here, in that all three approaches are attempts to identify more specifically the component parts of scientific theories that are most worthy of epistemic commitment.
The article considers two indoor deployment scenarios and shows that there is a shared principle of deployment between them: Concept demonstration: Single Room with and without an outdoor interference source (Simulation and theory); Generic building with multiple rooms on multiple floors with an outdoor interference source (Simulation).
Today, we seem to have lost social justice as a shared principle in governing ourselves.
The notion of church/state separation, now widely regarded by Republicans as part of a devious war against Christianity, was a widely shared principle.
The broadcasters and internet service providers who benefited from this vision or coincidence at the outset are no longer prepared to acknowledge that it is a core shared principle, let alone act to protect it.
WL and CM are shared principle investigators of this study.
Every major economic school of thought is based on a few shared principles, and one of them is that companies will fire workers when they become less productive and hire them when they become more productive.
They're also a reminder that it is not birthplace or ethnicity that makes one an American, but a commitment to shared principles and values.
Instead, they hope nations will agree to a set of shared principles, landmarks and goals and initiate a process to define what it means to be sustainable.
