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"guiding principle of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe a fundamental belief or value that serves as a guideline for decision making or behavior. Here is an example: "The guiding principle of our company is to always prioritize the needs and satisfaction of our customers above all else."
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That must be the guiding principle of international cooperation.
This, too, is the guiding principle of "My Grandfather's Son".
"The guiding principle of my work is this," he said.
The guiding principle of libertarianism is "live and let live".
The guiding principle of our industry is uncertainty".
Thus the guiding principle of the Bundeswehr is "Innere Führung".
Through four generations, that demand has been the guiding principle of the family business.
But sticking to the classics was until recently the guiding principle of her career.
Unilateral action, not horse-trading, must become the guiding principle of emission cuts.
A guiding principle of American law is that the punishment must fit the crime.
Baseball players are richer than ever, but is that the guiding principle of union leadership?
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