The phrase "principle means" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the main or fundamental way or method of achieving something. Example: The principle means of communication between the two countries is through diplomatic channels.
The establishment of this principle means that oil producers will have two ways to raise prices.
That principle means, he explained, that the courts should do nothing when they cannot determine which side is right because of the state-secrets privilege.
Overload, the second important principle, means that to improve any aspect of physical fitness the individual must continually increase the demands placed on the appropriate body systems.
So Mr McCartney demands to know why, if the consent principle means what it is declared to mean, Mr Mandelson needs his Flags Northern Irelandd) Order.
Law embraces practically all domains of Jewish life, and it became the principle means by which Judaism was to bring about the reign of God on earth.
Hannes Androsch, a former vice-chancellor turned businessman, explains that in Germany the word grundsätzlich (in principle) means "no"; in Austria it means "yes".
In September, the U.N. Security Council put Burma on its agenda, which means that members can discuss further action which could, in principle, mean further sanctions.
He recalled Jeff Goldblum in the movie "The Lost World," saying that the uncertainty principle meant something like, "You can't study a thing without changing it".
In September, the U.N. Security Council put Burma on its agenda, which means that members can discuss further action — which could, in principle, mean further sanctions.
The basic analysis of axial turbines is covered, including velocity triangles and the principle mean-line relationships.
A measure based on this principle (mean preserving spread) can be constructed that has more attractive mathematical properties than those of the older standard deviation measure.
