The phrase "among principles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various principles within a specific context, such as ethics, philosophy, or guidelines.
Example: "Among principles of effective leadership, communication and empathy are often highlighted."
Alternatives: "within principles" or "among the tenets".
This does not mean O'Connell isn't possibly one of the names that may have been mentioned or thought about in casting conversations among principles, nor does it mean he won't possibly eventually wind up in the role.
For example the publicity of a well-ordered society is modeled by the fact that the parties must choose among principles that can be publicly endorsed by all citizens.
Sometimes it is true that we cannot resolve disputes about how to weigh conflicts among principles unless we bring more theoretical considerations to bear (these considerations need not involve comprehensive ethical theories).
This is because if conscience points to the wrongness of an action the wrongness must be due to the action's conformity or non-conformity with our nature — i.e. due to a conflict among principles.
Their studies indicated that, among principle PBDE congeners, BDE-100 showed potent anti androgenic activity.
In addition, changing the tariff imposed on these procedures as well as clarifying the amount of money the specialists and the midwives receive for the care they provide is among principle points needing further revision in this regard.
Now consider six principles (among many) that can broaden our perspective and inform the personal changes we might need to know and make the difference.
There's an inevitable trade-off among the principles, and perfection lies in the balance among them.
Agroecology guarantees land to peasants, species diversity, decent work and food sovereignty, among other principles.
Among the principles Mr. Anderson listed was "that the seniority of our people is protected".
