The phrase "and to the principle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific principle in a discussion or argument, often to emphasize its importance or relevance.
Example: "We must adhere to the guidelines set forth in our policy, and to the principle of fairness that underlies them."
Alternatives: "and to the tenet" or "and to the doctrine".
The encyclical reasserted the church's opposition to artificial contraception and to the principle that church teaching grows and develops.
To the Being- must we not think?- in Which, above all, such excellence seems to inhere, that is to the Soul of the Kosmos and to the Principle ruling within it, the Principle endowed with a wisdom most wonderful.
In view of this basic attitude it is always very dangerous not to change to a wartime perspective and to the principle that the security of one's own ship comes first, and that war is after all a serious thing.
He also made original contributions to international trade theories such as comparative cost (advantage to a country that can produce a good more cheaply than another country—a condition that leads to specialization) and to the principle of reciprocal demand (a focused look at the ways comparative advantage affects the terms of trade between countries).
"This would strike a devastating blow to the sovereignty of EU member states over their own tax matters, and to the principle of certainty of law in Europe.
Carnap sought to explain these appearances by appealing to the idea that accepting an analytic sentence goes with speaking the language, and to the Principle of Tolerance.
The chapter presents an introduction to quadrature modulation and to the principles of spread-spectrum communication.
In co-ops and mutuals, managers are equally aware that they owe a duty to the members and to the principles that underpin the mutual and cooperative movement, including "concern for community".
Beyond the attack on judicial independence is a broader question of Mr. Trump's commitment to the separation of powers and to the principles of federalism enshrined in the Constitution.
Ultimately, the edict, as modified over centuries, became one of the most important factors in molding and adapting the Roman law to new conditions and to the principles of equity and good faith.
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