"principal scenario" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to an example of a potential course of action. For example, "We need to consider the possible principal scenarios for the company's future."
From our analysis of the subnetwork we obtained (not shown) that there are three principle scenarios we need to distinguish.
As a proof-of-principle scenario, the intentional contamination of a beef salami production facility with ricin was selected.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 The principle of scenario creation and the four transport scenarios formulated for 2050.
The integration of an extra impact factor ("Global Trends") directly referring to the four principle SRES scenario families, helped us to formally internalise base assumptions of IPCC SRES scenarios to regional scenarios that address a different thematic focus (ecosystem service management), spatial level (national) and time horizon (2050).
The absence of any relationship between preferences for medical ethical principles and scenario judgements precludes the possibility of the principles predicting judgements and intentions.
In two books, Film Technique (1933) and Film Acting (1935), written for Soviet film classes and first published outside the U.S.S.R. in 1929, Pudovkin explained his principles of scenario, directing, acting, and editing.
At the same time, it is a fundamental principle of scenarios construction and selection.6.
Problems concerning principles of scenario formulation within the integrated approach are considered.
In principle, several scenarios concerning the pass-through of acquisition costs and opportunity costs of freely allocated allowances can be considered.
These pathways are ranked using a parsimony principle, whereby scenarios requiring the fewest number of independent recombination events, namely fission and fusion operations, are assumed to be more likely.
This is also in concurrence with Landua and Osmo [ 15] findings, which suggest that the application of principles in scenarios is not consistent because the principles are not related to ethical judgments.
