The phrase "adopt the same principles" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation of similar values or guidelines in different contexts or organizations.
Example: "In order to ensure consistency across our departments, we must adopt the same principles that guide our core mission."
Alternatives: "embrace the same values" or "follow the same guidelines".
"If public schools don't adopt the same principles of competition and accountability as exist in the private and nonprofit sectors, they will continue to deteriorate," Hastings says in a statement posted on the website of the New Schools Venture Fund.
The U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is beginning to make strides in reducing requirements with its Patients over Paperwork initiative, and we believe that private payers should adopt the same principles and agree on a set of standards, requiring documentation only when it truly adds clinical value.
As a matter of practical wisdom, it is to discipline one's actions so that others can adopt the same principles.
As a result most managers adopt the same principles as those applied in "natural forest management" for most of these areas with emphasis on protection and enrichment planting.
Adopt the same principles outlined above and cut the argument off before it even has a chance to start.
But I miss the heat of the mustard, so I decide to adopt the same principle, making a thick paste, but using mustard powder instead of flour.
From turning off the television during violent shows to walking away from a situation that may become too heated if you keep pressing your point, you can adopt the same principle.
Riemann adopted the same principles in geometry as did Faraday and Maxwell before him in electromagnetism, namely, to understand the world from its behavior in the infinitely small.
7 8 We adopted the same principles, but innovated in three main ways.
Adopting the same principle, the IC of a GO term was calculated as follows: (1) where P t) is the number of annotation instances for the term divided by total number of annotation instances from the annotation database.
The big crisis data analytics community also needs to adopt the same or similar principles to guide their own work.
