"integrity based" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a set of principles that emphasize being true to one's beliefs, values and moral code. For example, you could say, "Her success was achieved by adhering to integrity-based principles."
It distinguishes counterfeit integrity based in unexamined ideology and identity from counterfeit integrity based in intentional deception of others about beliefs, values and motives.
Equally I had no trust in his professional integrity based on his behaviour.
Williams (1973) argues for a view of integrity based in the identity of the person.
Hotspur in Henry IV shows a counterfeit integrity based more in personal psychology rather than ideology.
Once more this is not a counterfeit integrity based in deception but rather uncritical imitation of what is perceived as integrity, focused in Homeric heroics and honour.
I chose to contact Mr. Starr's staff because I had confidence in his fairness, thoroughness, and integrity based on my experience during previous investigations..
In fact, research conducted at the University of Southern California found "If you are guilty of an integrity-based violation and you apologize, that hurts you more than if you are dishonest and deny it".
Initial findings are encouraging regarding the psychometric robustness of an integrity-based SJT for medical student selection, with significant associations found between the SJTs, integrity, other desirable personality traits and the MMI.
"If you are guilty of an integrity-based violation and you apologize, that hurts you more than if you are dishonest and deny it".
It was hardly evidence of a desire for the open, integrity-based politics that he so often spoke of in public.
An integrity-based approach to ethics management combines a concern for the law with an emphasis on managerial responsibility for ethical behavior.
