The phrase "ethically based" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is founded on moral principles or standards. Example: The decision to use sustainable materials in our products is ethically based and aligns with our company's values of environmental responsibility.
This insight was not abandoned but redefined in the later, more ethically based traditions.
With IRL, sensor-based systems observe humans to identify the behaviours that would be identified as ethically based.
It promotes an open and honest working relationship with stakeholders and where two of five purchases are ethically based, perhaps its a time to think about this more?
One former executive, Mark Turnbull, is now managing director of Auspex International, a company launched in July that bills itself as an "ethically based" geopolitical consultancy.
The next chief constable of crisis-hit South Yorkshire police will need to demonstrate a record of "ethically based decision-making" and "substantial evidence of leading with integrity", according to the job advert.
The advert stresses the need for applicants to "have a track record of ethically based decision-making and substantial evidence of leading with integrity in a demanding executive role, including leading the delivery of fundamental change in organisational culture and service provision".
He also said a group of outside experts, with no financial stake in the program, would be formed to ensure that grants were made equitably and ethically and based on the most promising science.
To try to change the law on behalf of my constituents, to stand on my core principles and do my best to represent them ethically, honestly, based on the core principles we share," said Representative John Culberson, Republican of Texas.
Accordingly, this study was ethically conducted based on the rules maintained by the Faculty Ethics Review Board (FMG-UvA) of the University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Accordingly, this study was ethically conducted based on the rules maintained by the Faculty Ethics Review Board (FMG-UvA) of the Faculty of Social and Behavioral Sciences of the University of Amsterdam in The Netherlands.
In this article we present ethically justified criteria, based on the ethical concept of the fetus as a patient, for clinical innovation and research of maternal fetal surgery and for the professionally responsible transition from innovation and research into clinical practice.
