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The phrase "a curfew" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a regulation or rule that sets a specific time by which individuals, often minors, must return home or be indoors.
Example: "The school implemented a curfew for all students to ensure their safety during the late hours."
Alternatives: "a time restriction" or "a nighttime rule".
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It's like a curfew.
She has a curfew.
There was a curfew.
Was there a curfew?
A curfew may come shortly.
A curfew remains in force.
A curfew is in place.
A curfew has been imposed.
A curfew is approaching.
Discuss a curfew.
There is a curfew.
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