The phrase "a bill to define" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in the context of legislative language, where a bill is proposed to clarify or establish the meaning of a term or concept.
Example: "The government introduced a bill to define the rights of workers in the gig economy."
Alternatives: "a proposal to clarify" or "a measure to establish".
The House did pass a bill to define patients' rights in August 2001.
White House officials and Democrats in Congress say they have become concerned that negotiations on a bill to define patients' rights have stalled.
A18 Patients' Rights Bill Stalls White House officials and Democrats in Congress say they have become concerned that negotiations on a bill to define patients' rights have stalled.
At the same time, a group of council members introduced a bill to define and ban racial profiling, at the behest of Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president and one of Mr. Vallone's Democratic mayoral rivals.
Talks between the White House and the Senate on a bill to define patients' rights collapsed today, significantly reducing the chances that the government will impose new standards on health insurance companies and health maintenance organizations this year.
Representative Charlie Norwood, a Georgia Republican who has worked closely with Democrats on a bill to define patients' rights, said the Supreme Court was virtually begging Congress to act.
5. Patients' Rights: Vote on an amendment to a Democratic bill to define patients' rights that says state laws must "substantially comply" with new federal insurance standards.
3. Patients' Rights: Vote on an amendment to a Democratic bill to define patients' rights that would bar lawsuits against employers with 50 or fewer employees.
2. Patients' Rights: Vote on an amendment to a Democratic bill to define patients' rights that would provide employers with complete immunity against lawsuits by employees who challenge the denial of their claims for health benefits.
4. Patients' Rights: Vote to kill an amendment to a Democratic bill to define patients' rights that would let states enforce their own insurance standards under existing state laws.
6. Patients' Rights: Vote on a compromise amendment to a Democratic bill to define patients' rights that says employers can avoid liability for denying medical claims by transferring all decision-making authority to an outside entity.
