The phrase "develop principles" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the process of creating or establishing a set of guidelines or beliefs that guide one's actions or decisions. Example: The committee was tasked with developing principles for ethical conduct in the workplace.
"We always explore how we can learn from failures and we are working to develop principles of best practice with our fund managers and co-investors".
Over the last year, LongView has worked with the UAW Retiree Medical Benefits Trust and about a dozen other shareholders to develop principles for effective pay recovery programs at six pharmaceutical companies.
The Committee can develop principles for broad-based tax reform that will lower rates for individuals and corporations while closing deductions, credits, and special carveouts in our tax code.
We have used the model predicted error distributions to develop principles for scanning keyboard design that aim to reduce user errors.
An online participatory practice allowed the PTs to recognize problems in feedback practice and develop principles of effective written feedback through collaborative efforts.
We address this problem directly by systematically identifying mechanisms that determine adhesion in 3D matrices and, from our observations, develop principles widely applicable across 2D and 3D substrates.
Professional singers who were among the wihangin formed singing groups, developed principles for composing sijo, and produced sijo collections.
"Consideration should be given to developing principles of fair markets, codes of conduct for specific markets, and even regulatory obligations within this framework.
But Gehl, bolstered by psychological thinking, spent the next 40 years developing principles based on how the shape of cities can impact on the human lives lived within them, rather than on traffic efficiency and parking spaces.
Filipino intellectuals protesting Spanish rule in the nineteenth century developed principles of civic humanism.
HFMA is tackling this problem by developing principles through input from various parties, especially government, employers, community groups, insurance companies and providers of care.
