The phrase "adhere to ethical principles" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of following moral guidelines or standards in various contexts, such as business, research, or personal conduct.
Example: "In our organization, we expect all employees to adhere to ethical principles in their decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "follow ethical standards" or "abide by moral guidelines".
While it is generally accepted that informed consent for children's participation in research is obtained through a proxy namely a parent or legal guardian, the Zimbabwe ethics committee had not foreseen the challenge that researchers faced in adhering to ethical principles within a cultural context that did not recognize or practice legal adoption of orphaned children.
However, the study adhered to ethical principles, and the respondents are not identifiable from the data.
The Evaluation Team consisted of international and national consultants, who were committed and adhered to ethical principles and standards of evaluation.
Children's critical care settings are intensely emotional, and some parents may not wish to be approached about research when their child is critically ill. 4 Such challenges pose difficulties for doctors and nurses recruiting to clinical trials in ensuring that parental consent has been informed, the participation voluntary and the recruitment process adhered to ethical principles.
The system of surveillance for HIV in Norway instead covers all diagnosed cases (ie, not undiagnosed cases as with UAT), and was reported as being simple, inexpensive and capable of providing a representative and timely overview that guides prevention, while respecting confidentiality and adhering to ethical principles.
In biomedical research, it is of the utmost importance to comply with ethical principles and avoid any form of unethical experimentation in human or animal studies, adhere to ethical guidelines, seek ethics committee approval, obtain adequate subject consent and protect the privacy of the participants.
The candidate biobanks should also adhere to Ethical, Legal and Social Implication (ELSI) principles and comply with the recommandations issued by the Oviedo Convention and the OECD Task Force on Biological Resource Centers, and with the national and European laws and regulations.
