"ergonomic principles" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the design principles that are intended to improve the interaction between workers and their environment. For example, "This office furniture is designed to conform to ergonomic principles, allowing employees to experience greater comfort while working."
Manufacturing ergonomics refers to the application of ergonomic principles and human factors analysis to the design of manufacturing tasks with the final aim to optimize the workers' wellbeing and guarantee the expected process performance.
Objects interior is designed on the basis of ergonomic principles.
This implies that the application of ergonomic principles significantly increases driver comprehension level.
The Eames were guided by ergonomic principles, which they intuitively understood decades before these became the basis of a scientific discipline in the 1970s.
The current research applied ergonomic principles and methods (interviews, direct observation and focus groups) to describe common EDC system operations, and to identify constraints and conflicting procedural practices.
Fundamental ergonomic principles can be used to facilitate rapid and effective use of an epinephrine autoinjector when appropriate.
A basic ergonomic principle is to involve the potential users in the design and evaluation stages especially when the user groups are quite diverse.
Hence, the use of ergonomic principle in the design and evaluation of human work has been advocated and promoted in the workplace to minimize the occurrence of work-related musculoskeletal injuries (Sauter et al. 1991).
The MCQ includes 3 sections: demographic data, application of macro-ergonomic principles and their importance.
This paper presents the development of a Macro-ergonomic Compatibility Questionnaire (MCQ), which focuses on collecting data about the implementation of macro-ergonomic principles which are related to human capital factors, organization, tasks, tools, technology as well as environmental conditions in manufacturing systems.
It summarizes some of the main ergonomic design principles enshrined in standards that mitigate such problems.
