"good philosophy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a philosophy that is beneficial or wise. For example, "Her view on life has been shaped by her good philosophy."
That seems a good philosophy.
I think I've developed a pretty good vocabulary to do that, a pretty good philosophy".
In a review in The New Republic, Saul Austerlitz wrote that Arendt's "book makes for good philosophy, but shoddy history".
During the French Revolution, a conservator reported that he'd carved some of Descartes' bones into rings, which he distributed to "friends of the good philosophy".
Like all good philosophy, it works by getting the reader to examine deeply held but unspoken beliefs about some of our most fundamental concerns, like personal autonomy.
Arsenal play good football but after seven years they don't win so that's difficult for them but they have a good philosophy.
The dancers are beautiful to watch, but the piece's concept and feel-good philosophy are anything but new.
Juno's founders had adopted the language of a doing-well-by-doing-good philosophy that has spread in the business world in recent years.
It is short on demands, all but silent on our obligations to others, and instead pedals an a la carte, feel-good philosophy cherry-picked from a variety of religious traditions and bolted on to the benign Christian picture of angels.
"If it says, 'Student moving to Hawaii, lots of good books — philosophy,' it's going to be good.
The trouble is not, of course, men as such – men have done good enough philosophy in the past.
