The phrase "a comity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a state of mutual harmony, friendship, or civility, often in a legal or diplomatic context.
Example: "The two nations maintained a comity that allowed for peaceful negotiations and cooperation."
Alternatives: "a spirit of cooperation" or "mutual respect".
The CLOUD Act addresses this issue by requiring the court to perform a comity analysis whenever the provider files a motion to quash.
The court would then be required to conduct a comity analysis using the factors listed in the Act to determine if compliance should be required.
Sony let their hardware be designed by a comity of business interests rather than a well thought out design that would serve the game development community.
To be really clear, the CLOUD Act does not say a comity analysis is available at all or even that a provider has a right to bring a motion to quash or amend the legal process.
Lash argues that Article IV's Privileges and Immunities Clause is, properly understood, merely a "comity clause" that provides nonresident visitors "the right of equal protection for a limited set of local privileges and immunities" when traveling through or doing business in another state.
I believe that it will fall on us to do the same in Iraq — until a new generation of leaders emerges, reflecting a new comity in Iraqi society.
This week, the governor and the leaders of the Legislature said their actions reflected a newfound comity in the capital.
These factors, plus Mr. Lott's bellicosity, make it unlikely that the Senate could spark a new comity.
Because national security posts -- State, Defense, perhaps C.I.A. -- must be filled promptly for the transition to proceed smoothly, a divine comity will be required.
That would suggest a certain comity among the five Democrats running to succeed Mr. Barry, whose remarkable victory in 1994 after a six-month prison term on a drug charge brought him a fourth four-year term.
The people who conceived Artscape believed that the shared experience of art could bring people of different races and backgrounds together again, and in doing so restore to health a social comity that had been shattered by Baltimore's segregated past.
