The phrase "such ideologies" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific ideologies that have been previously mentioned or are currently being discussed. It can also be used to compare and contrast different ideologies. Example: "We must be cautious of such ideologies that promote discrimination and hate." "In today's political climate, there is a wide range of ideologies, from liberal to conservative and everything in between." "Such ideologies as communism and capitalism have shaped the course of history."
They also learn that such "ideologies" as communism, Arab nationalism, secularism and capitalism are all forms of apostasy.
Equally, such ideologies will generate deep scepticism and possibly fear in many who distrust wholesale social engineering.
Nationalism and, in an increased form, citizenship based on ethnic distinctions are especially dangerous because such ideologies tend to flourish in situations of political uncertainty and economic collapse.
Of course, as a writer, I'm less interested in discussing the legitimacy of such ideas, and much more drawn to the unusual ways that people's emotional needs dictate what they take from, and how they use, such ideologies.
"We take the view that those universities involved in teaching pseudoscience," the letter said, "give such ideologies undeserved credibility, damage their academic standing and put the public at risk".
He emphasized that he was not a Marxist or even a socialist, promised that he had no interest in imposing such ideologies as systems of government in El Salvador, and pledged not to align the country's foreign relations too closely with either Venezuela or the United States.
It is now clear, if it wasn't clear before, that such ideology is flawed.
Game theorists ' use of the concept need not, and generally does not, implicate such ideology.
While the classic Libertarian philosophy would say that a free market place is the best one, and I do believe this is true economically, such ideology is too tough to swallow for the tens of millions of workers who are slowly realizing machines will soon make competition all but impossible for them.
Trump has no such ideology; he doesn't give a hoot about advancing the proletariat or anyone else but Donald J. Trump.
"As the flames of such hate have increasingly threatened our country and our loved ones, we have an obligation to combat such ideology," Abrams tweeted.
