The phrase "as many principles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing quantities or discussing the number of principles in relation to another subject.
Example: "The organization follows as many principles as it has members, ensuring that everyone's values are represented."
Alternatives: "the same number of principles" or "an equal number of principles".
In the North, there was one principle, one war, one story; in the South, one cause, one defense, one history; but in the borders, in the middle ground, there were as many principles and wars and histories as there were human beings to hold them, to survive them, to preserve them".
Politics requires a coming together of people of different fundamental convictions to formulate and justify policy in terms that all understand, on the basis of principles that as many as possible can share.
Though every reader may not have the ability to influence the layout of his or her building, many principles, such as reconceptualizing users, asking transformative questions, and embracing innovation, can be applied to any evolving library space.
For the health of our own high tech industry and national security as well as many other principles we hold dear, we must move away from ad hoc decision-making and towards a deliberative foreign high tech economic policy that reinforces our domestic economy and values.
In addition, in this context, as many therapeutically principles have only been tested in the chronic myocardial infarction heart failure mouse model, other models of chronic heart failure, especially models of genetic and inflammatory cardiomyopathies, should receive more interest in the future.
The company applies as many of the principles as possible to every farmer but all eight principles have to be met for an initiative to reach Livelihood Charter status.
Less likely to cause problems is Leadsom's own previous slamming of subsidies, as many iron political principles have become malleable under the heat of the referendum.
Interactive workshops were designed that adhered to as many of these principles as possible.
This raises a number of ethical issues as many of the principles and procedures in medical research are not designed for wide-scale data sharing.
I hope that these changes to the requirements for publication in the Br J Nutr and in the J Nutr Sci will not be considered onerous by authors, particularly as many of the principles of the ARRIVE and CONSORT guidelines are captured in the current Instructions for Contributors.
As many of the broad principles that organics advocates have become more mainstream, the prestige of actually being certified organic has diminished.
