The phrase "above principles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to principles that have been mentioned earlier in the text or discussion.
Example: "In light of the above principles, we must reconsider our approach to the project."
Alternatives: "previous principles" or "aforementioned principles".
The NHS constitution should be revised to reflect the changes recommended with regard to a duty of openness, transparency and candour, and all organisations should review their contracts of employment, policies and guidance to ensure that, where relevant, they expressly include and are consistent with the above principles and these recommendations.
The NHS constitution should be revised to reflect the changes recommended with regard to a duty of openness, transparency and candour, and all organisations should review their contracts of employment, policies and guidance to ensure that, where relevant, they expressly include and are consistent with above principles and these recommendations.
First, notice the use of the language of 'tendencies' and 'frequencies' in the above principles.
In the past decades, many approaches have been developed based on the above principles.
The data collector/processor must have the ability to demonstrate compliance with the above principles.
So if one wants to preserve indeterminism, at least one of the above principles (P1 5) has to be rejected.
So P is equinumerous to Q, by the above Principle.
So my beliefs about the lake are not justified, according to the above principle.
The measuring instrument was designed in accordance with the above principle.
In the present study, ammonia synthesis according to above principle was confirmed to be possible experimentally.
By the above principle, the value of Ndi can be easily calculated for each node.
