"ultimate principle" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the fundamental or most important principle that underlies something. You can use it when discussing a core belief or value, a foundational concept, or a guiding rule. Example: The ultimate principle of our company is to always prioritize customer satisfaction over profit.
In brief, the test of the original [p527] package is not an ultimate principle.
This ultimate principle is Dao, which he interprets as nothingness (benwu).
According to Wang, while everything is governed by its own principle, there is one ultimate principle that underlies and unites all things.
Pluralism is defined by the Oxford English Dictionary as "a theory or system that recognizes more than one ultimate principle," with monism as its opposite.
"Nevertheless, the overall systems of thought constructed by nonbelievers will be false — for if the system is not built on Biblical truth, then it will be built on some other ultimate principle.
In his best-known work, Traité des vérités premières et de la source de nos jugements (1724; "Treatise on First Truths and on the Source of Our Judgments"), Buffier sought to discover the ultimate principle of human knowledge.
"I see this as a fight for the dharma," said Mr. Bharti, using the Sanskrit word that loosely translated means "ultimate principles".
The familiar and the academic conceptions have in common an opposition to invoking the authority of precedents or of abstract and ultimate principles.
In terms of morals and ethics, it tends to stress the external observance of laws and precepts, with lesser concern for the ultimate principles underlying moral conduct.
And the reason is that their ultimate principles are wrongly assumed: they had certain predetermined views, and were resolved to bring everything into line with them.
When Aristotle says that first philosophy studies the whole of being, he is describing it by indicating the field it is to explain; when he says that it is the science of the divine, he is describing it by indicating its ultimate principles of explanation.
