The phrase "among these principles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a selection or group of principles that are being discussed or highlighted.
Example: "Among these principles, the importance of integrity stands out as fundamental to our organization."
Alternatives: "within these principles" or "in this set of principles".
The trade-off among these principles will have to be negotiated within each country and by each individual, but in an interconnected world there may be no satisfactory answer.
According to Davidson, the apparent tension among these principles gives rise to the mind body problem.
The relation among these principles is more complicated than one might expect.
Among these principles might be ones that involve "accepting a certain view of the reasons one has: that the positive value of saving others does not justify killing someone" (Scanlon 1998, p. 84).
This is challenging both because of the tensions among these principles and because policies adopted in the US only shape US practices.
Among these principles are engaging the learner as a contributor, building on the learner's existing knowledge and experience base, relating learning to real-life situations, and use of role models and reflection on practice [ 29].
For among other things, these principles are to guide democratic citizens in their judgments and shared deliberations about just laws and policies.
Among other things, these principles facilitate feedback and inclusion that in turn increase the efficiency and sustainability of policy results.
Jelovsek et al. [ 56] have used expert elicitation to gain insight into the rules-of-thumb that are used to determine if a compound or agent is likely to be a developmental hazard during pregnancy, and judged the consensus among experts about these principles.
The Graduate School Diversity Advisory Council (GS-DAC), comprised of graduate students as well as faculty members, meets regularly throughout the academic year to identify issues, needs, and concerns related to promoting diversity and inclusion among graduate students and to plan diversity-related events and opportunities designed to foster these principles among the Cornell graduate community.
In conformity with this philosophy, most Indo-European epics have as their central themes interaction among these three principles or functions which are: (1) religion and kingship; (2) physical strength; (3) fecundity, health, riches, beauty, and so forth.
