The phrase "a specific principle of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular rule or guideline that governs a certain area or subject matter.
Example: "In our discussion, we will focus on a specific principle of ethical decision-making that can guide our actions."
Alternatives: "a particular tenet of" or "a distinct rule of".
As a specific principle of reasonable discourse, the democratic principle seems to have the character of an idealizing presupposition insofar as it presumes the possibility of consensual decisionmaking in politics.
It seems perverse to claim that public health professionals are primarily interested in other kinds of benefit over and above maximising health and opportunities for health; thus a specific principle of health maximisation, we argue, needs to constitute the third of the mid-level principles that form the content grounds of our short course teaching and learning.
Launched in 2014, Combate Americas was founded by Campbell McLaren, a co-creator of the UFC, on the specific principle of discovering and fostering young and promising mixed martial artists from the Spanish-speaking Americas. Spanish-speaking Americas
The specific principle of operation employed confers extremely high analytical characteristics to these mass spectrometers.
The more specific principle of democracy states that "only those laws may claim legitimacy that can meet with the agreement of all citizens in a discursive lawmaking procedure that is itself legally constituted" (Habermas 1996, 110).
To provide a skillful framework for teaching yoga to seniors, specific principles of practice are important to ensure safety of this intervention.
Epidemiology is an academic discipline that requires training in the specific principles of the design and analysis of epidemiologic studies, statistical methods appropriate for such studies, and an area of substantive specialization (such as genetics/genomics, animal science, demography, environmental sciences, nutrition, toxicology, or veterinary medicine).
Unlike Hume, Malebranche does not offer specific principles of association, but he does offer a physiological explanation of the "spread".
To provide a skillful framework for teaching yoga to seniors, we have developed specific Principles of Practice that integrate the knowledge gained from Western medicine with yogic teachings.
The principal constituents of the sublunary world are matter (earth, water and air), celestial heat, and a wide variety of souls (spanning from demonic minds to substantial forms understood as specific principles of life).
The specific principles of the basic machine types, including synchronous, induction, and variable reluctance machines, are then introduced.
