The phrase "against these principles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions, decisions, or behaviors that contradict or violate established principles or values.
Example: "The new policy is seen as a move against these principles, which have guided our organization for years."
Alternatives: "in opposition to these principles" or "contrary to these principles".
Shapps's proposals must deliver against these principles if they are to be acceptable and are to last.
MS: Demand-driven technologies, participatory plant breeding, inclusive experimental programs no one is arguing against these principles.
It is outrageous that the UK has chosen to put reckless lenders ahead of people around the world by voting against these principles".
We evaluated districts against these principles and determined which kind of institution is more likely to draw districts that adhere to each of the redistricting principles.
Mr Lander witnesses a patron angrily protest against these principles, only to be charmed into grateful acceptance by the proprietor.Opportunities to salivate aside, the book also offers food for thought on the restaurateur's art.
Try holding it up against these principles.
We can take a firm stand against bullying in our companies, against harassment, against corruption, by committing to these principles ourselves and implementing them in our companies on a day-to-day basis.
Even executing flawlessly against these four principles will not change the fact that your end-of-year survey will suggest employees want more and better communication.
But of course the protocol does not allow individual states to take military action against regimes that have breached these principles.
These principles counsel against this Court's now offering its own interpretation of the injunction--an interpretation that is not obvious from the language and that has never been considered by the District Court.
To narrow the debate and isolate a group of students would go against those principles".
