The phrase "an objective notion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a concept or idea that is based on observable phenomena and is not influenced by personal feelings or opinions.
Example: "In scientific research, it is essential to maintain an objective notion to ensure the validity of the findings."
Alternatives: "an impartial concept" or "a neutral idea".
Nussbaum's capabilities approach, unlike Bruckner's view, invokes an objective notion of the good.
The general charge against procedural autonomy accounts is that they inevitably sneak in an objective notion of the good when they are supposed to be neutral, and that those who fail them are believed to lack mental capacities to understand or scrutinize their choices.
For Davidson, this specific sort of communal solution to the problem of error leads to an objectionable sort of relativism which is inadequate for a genuinely objective notion of error (Davidson 1984, xix; 1990, 309).
Just what objective notions would be available to such a creature?
So can objective notions of good acting even exist, or is it all about context?
Nearly all share Holmes's view that the public purposes asserted for laws, like supposedly objective notions of right and wrong, are often hypocritical masks for raw power struggles.
"This whole phrase is really subject to interpretation, and, because of the subjectivity, we don't even know if our decisions are based on objective notions of medical benefit".
In other words, one may separate two issues: 1) whether one needs more information than individual preference orderings in order to perform interpersonal comparisons; 2) what kind of additional information is ethically relevant (subjective utility or objective notions of opportunities, etc).
In all this, we have been presupposing the common-sense Newtonian framework of space and time, in which the world-at-a-time is an objective and meaningful notion.
From an objective standpoint, the notion that Azerbaijan allowed ISIS fighters to enter its territory is based on questionable logic.
Technical precision, unlike the spirit of a performance, is empirically demonstrable, virtually quantifiable, and the quasi-objective notion of there being a violinist who is "the best" made for an extraordinary selling point and reputation.
