The phrase "a call for enforcement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where there is a demand or request for the implementation of rules, laws, or regulations.
Example: "The community issued a call for enforcement of the new noise regulations to ensure a peaceful environment."
Alternatives: "a demand for enforcement" or "a request for enforcement".
Cruz, meanwhile, was widely criticized for reacting to the attacks with a call for law enforcement patrols of Muslim neighborhoods.
Issues highlighted by the Web site include energy (support for the nuclear variety), immigration (a call for the enforcement of "existing laws"), and trade agreements (opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership).
It is a multifaceted report, addressing Scotland Yard's stewardship of the fight against terrorism and infuriating some activists with a call for the enforcement agencies to have a greater reach.
Sinclair's peroration in chapter 16 considers the roles of fortress and community conservation and of protected areas, with a call for zoning, enforcement and better benefits for communities.
A call for stronger enforcement of mine safety laws was first stripped of an anti-regulatory provision, and then passed in the Labor Committee.
A call for more law enforcement is usually as uncontroversial as Miss Michigan's declaration, in "Roger & Me," that she is "for employment," but somehow this doesn't hold true for the S.E.C.
This week in Tampa, Republicans added to their platform a call for more "vigorous" enforcement of pornography and obscenity laws.
PAGE 4 Crime Surge in Puerto Rico More than 750 people have been killed in Puerto Rico this year, leading to a call for change in law enforcement and in attitudes.
A call for new laws and tough enforcement when there is a scandal is part of the drill.
The council, something of a United Nations cabinet of countries, is the only body that can call for enforcement of its decisions by military means, if necessary.
