"ethical conviction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an individual's strong belief in a system of moral principles which guide their behavior. For example, "The protesters demonstrated their ethical conviction by taking a stand for justice in their community."
The other stems from the ethical conviction of individuals and groups that participation in any act of war, and perhaps in any act of violence, is morally wrong.
Their considerable success is driven by an ethical conviction to serve.
Integrity is defined by the reliability of an individual, an institution, an organization or a corporation's adherence to a moral and ethical conviction for conduct.
In addition, private and public engagement is based on the ethical conviction that it is important to incorporate the views of patients and citizens within health.
When assessing how the conviction for CO should be evaluated, the respondents considered either self-reported Christian (15.5 26.2%), another religious (15.5 27.7%) or ethical conviction (22.5 34.8%) or a simple statement without justification (17.4 36.2%) to be adequate.
Living your moral and ethical convictions.
Everyone must "take personal responsibility for his ethical convictions".
It won't be any good if you don't start with basically healthy ethical convictions.
The robotic dispensation of justice is a fiction, but Sotomayor had neglected the possibility of making different choices by our intellects or by our ethical convictions.
He argued that, as we set out our ethical convictions, we try to identify those that are deepest and most reliable.
Religious, moral, and ethical convictions are important personal identity markers, and the Institute provides all members of the MIT community the opportunity to freely express their beliefs.
