The phrase "as key principles" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to fundamental ideas or beliefs that guide actions or decisions in a particular context.
Example: "The organization operates under the values of integrity, transparency, and respect, which are established as key principles of our mission."
Alternatives: "as fundamental tenets" or "as essential guidelines".
Similarly, a systematic review of online weight management programs underlined the importance of recreating the human experience and of providing a supportive experience as key principles in the development of web-based programming [ 42].
Taking into account the quality and safety requirements newly imposed by a globalised market, we especially highlight the scientific evidence behind TCM, update the most important milestones and pitfalls, and propose integrity, integration and innovation as key principles for further modernisation of TCM.
It can be concluded that from the perspective of deliberate practice and self-regulated learning, the processes of reflecting on work experiences and deliberately looking for situations and tasks that may contribute to professional development can be identified as key principles for workplace learning (Van de Wiel et al. 2004).
NGOs across the world regularly advocate these as key principles for healthy public life in a democratic society.
Based on the understanding of poverty and deprivation as multi-dimensional and dynamic, this chapter presents UNICEF's definition and approach to social protection, as well as the key principles that guide its work.
Successful GHR requires a different and innovative approach to training and capacity building, one that embraces partnership building and an interdisciplinary approach as well as other key principles of GHR outlined above.
This two-year programme, a combination of residential and distance learning activities, focuses on developing the leadership, project management and programme evaluation skills of participants as well as teaching the key principles of health professions education-curriculum design, teaching and learning and assessment.
In his speech to the nation on May 16, he emphasized Russia's opposition to terrorism and to weapons of mass destruction as two key principles of Russian foreign policy.
Chastened by the demise of "Hillarycare" in the 1990s that had emerged from a top-down proposal from the White House and that was opposed by big-money interests without a counterweight, President Obama decided to press for health care reform, but allow Congress to develop it so long as certain key principles were fulfilled.
While there is no similar priority stated to promote diversity, the Hilton Head Island Vision 2030 does list one of its key principles as, "Providing a Serene, Safe and Healthy Living Environment for Residents and Guests".
As I have already stressed in this Parliament several times, the Commission is committed to continuing to give due consideration to privacy on the one hand and legal security on the other, as they form key principles of this file, without forgetting the importance of preventing and fighting terrorism and related transnational crimes.
