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The phrase "morally correct" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe someone's principles or actions as ethical. For example: "His actions were morally correct, and he was praised for doing the right thing."
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Moral egoists believe that the morally correct action is the one that maximises the good for the moral agent, i.e., a company will act in its own self-interest (Reidenbach & Robin, 1990; Crane & Matten, 2007).
Rather than lobbying against regulations, corporations should lobby for the right regulations, ones that force them to make the morally correct moves toward the environment and other moral issues that cut across the profit motive.
It does more than specify what it is for an action to be morally correct, it specifies how an agent should think about moral decisions.
Moral dilemmas arise when the professional must choose between two or more morally correct principles, each of which would lead to a distinct course of action.
This would have been the morally correct thing to do, for those who live in black-and-white moral universes, but it would have had severe consequences.
I don't find that morally correct".
It is the morally correct action to take.
And, they said, it is also the morally correct path.
Modern was morally correct; anything else was trivial, or worse.
To be morally correct AND eternally blamelessly gleaming and beautifully dressed, somehow.
Aid to the contras is as morally correct as our aid to the Afghan resistance.
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