'various ethics' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to different moral codes, approaches, or philosophies. For example, "The various ethics of the different cultures were explored during the seminar."
The other factor making the race hard to predict are the various ethics charges that have been swirling.
Dave Pasinski Fayetteville, N.Y., Dec.13, 2009 The writer has taught medical ethics at a nursing school and served on various ethics committees.
"The governor is moving to address property tax relief, and we have various ethics reform bills -- all these things are being dealt with in the normal course of business".
The current top cop, Raymond Kelly, may be close, but his predecessor, Bernard Kerik, turned out to be a study in human frailty; he is now awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to various ethics and tax violations.
Rangel's bid is also marred by a December U.S. District Court ruling dismissing his lawsuit to overturn a 2010 House censure of him for various ethics violations, including allegations that he failed to pay all his taxes, produced inaccurate financial disclosures, and accepted favors and benefits from corporate donors.
The sponsors (or their agent) in turn reported the SAEs to the data and safety monitoring board (DSMB) and various ethics review committees and regulatory authorities.
The nature of his most important work after his partial recovery suggests that his prolonged agony had led him to develop brilliant insights into the relationship of Calvinist morality and compulsive labour, into the relationship between various religious ethics and social and economic processes, and into many other questions of lasting importance.
This way of thinking has been widely adopted in the various applied ethics approaches, which have flourished in the last decade or so in order to make the governance of science more ethically friendly, so to say (Landeweerd et al. 2015).
Consider a moderately high level federal employee in a same-sex marriage who is subject to various federal ethics laws.
The revitalisation of the Children of the 1950s cohort including the questionnaire survey was approved by the Scottish Multi-Centre Research EthecScottishtee, the Scottish Privacy Advisory Committee and various local ethics committees in Scotland and England and Wales.
The work reported here examines the normative recommendations from various research ethics guidelines regarding these responsibilities, as part of a broader project examining the practical aspects of promoting the social value of international collaborative health related research undertaken in a resource poor setting.
