The phonetic principle implies that:

George Bernard Shaw, a proponent of English spelling reform on phonetic principles, argued that the apostrophe was mostly redundant.

Latvian orthography, historically, has used a system based upon German phonetic principles and the Latgalian dialect was written using Polish orthographic principles.

As an exception to the phonetic principle, there is no g in ng, which is a long velar nasal as in English singalong.

This is a deviation from the phonetic principle, and as such is liable to cause confusion, but the damage is minimal as the transcribed words are foreign in any case.

Today, the balance between the morphological and phonetic principles is well established.

Words are spelt according to phonetic principles as opposed to etymological principles.

If we merely appropriate this convention for our binary numbers, we may sacrifice some efficiency-no doubt an even more compact and clear system could be worked out from basic phonetic principles.

In retirement, Owen worked on a personal proposal to develop and promote a universal alphabet based on phonetic principles.

Like sub-continent Indian scripts (e.g. Devanagari), the Kiowa alphabet is ordered according to mostly phonetic principles.