"core pillars" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to essential or fundamental elements or principles. Example: "In order to achieve success in any business, the core pillars of strong leadership, effective communication, and strategic planning must be present."
As CfPS has long argued, transparency is one of three core pillars that should underpin a healthy democratic culture, the other two being accountability and involvement.
They restructured their CSR framework to include core pillars, topics, and goals that all feed into a handful of high priority SDGs.
While these key issues should serve as the core pillars of Africa's engagement in the negotiations, the next question is how to transform these opportunities into concrete actions and results.
But he said the government's action was a draconian one that represented a "negation of freedom of the press and freedom of expression, which are core pillars of any democratic and tolerant society".
One of the core pillars of medicine is "do no harm". So how do the physicians who take part in the American institution of capital punishment rationalize their involvement?
The first African-American dean at Cornell, Collins shared his insights on the role of diversity in the three core pillars of academic excellence: scholarship, leadership and community engagement.
That is going to be a core pillar of why people support Irin," he says.
The new regulations are the core pillar of Obama's climate plan, unveiled in a speech at Georgetown University in June last year.
Obama will use the report to build public support for cutting greenhouse gas emissions from existing power plants, the core pillar of his climate plan.
It therefore seems remarkable that this fundamental issue still does not feature as a core pillar of health and nutrition programming.
Malcolm Richardson, national chairman of the Magistrates Association, which represents JPs across England and Wales, said: "Trial by your peers, via magistrates, must be seen as on par with trial by jury as a core pillar of criminal justice.
