"ethical characteristics" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the moral or good qualities that someone possesses. Example: The company looks for employees who possess strong ethical characteristics, such as honesty, integrity, and responsibility.
Lubbock recognized a point later made by the German theologian and philosopher Rudolf Otto (1869 1937) in distinguishing between the unique holiness (separateness) of God and his ethical characteristics.
Abdul Rahman (2010) argues that Islamic finance has some ethical characteristics in it which can be successfully used for the well-being of the oppressed people.
Initial assessments of the potential for organic food systems have offered an optimistic interpretation of the progressive political and ethical characteristics involved.
Formulating the ICF template taught us the difficulty in setting a specific policy regarding data sharing and returning results, and we noted the specific ethical characteristics of informed consent in Japan.
Dickson (2000) said about purchase behavior of up-cycling product that the more in understanding of up-cycling, the higher the interest in up-cycling product and the will to purchase, and the more they understand the ethical characteristics of product, the higher the trend to purchase that product.
And most of the studies focusing on consumers are the ones about consumer attitude and consumption behavior (Maineri et al. 1997; Follows and Jobber 2002; Joergens 2006), with a narrow focus only on the eco-friendly and ethical characteristics, providing it difficult to understand the broad sense of sustainability encompassing the environment · economy · society · cultural elements.
He writes with characteristic cautiousness: "I am not sure that 'X is good' could not be defined as meaning that X is such that it would be a fitting object of desire to any mind which had an adequate idea of its non-ethical characteristics" (p. 283).[19] (iii) In an early paper[20] Broad seems to anticipate ideas gaining currency much later among moral and political philosophers.
The family was Protestant and Michel was driven by the strong ethical imperative characteristic of French protestantism.
He is supposed to take on the ethical and moral characteristics of his portfolio.
For ethical reasons, clerk characteristics such as gender, career choice, and academic ability could not be determined.
We tested associations between the reporting of ethical practices and characteristics of trials by using Pearson χ tests for categorical variables and Wilcoxon two sample tests for continuous variables.
