The phrase "a disciplinary measure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an action taken to correct or punish behavior, typically in a formal or organizational context.
Example: "The school implemented a disciplinary measure to address the students' repeated tardiness."
Alternatives: "a corrective action" or "a punitive action".
Collier (2007) argues that performance measurement is used as a "disciplinary measure" by the government.
The church leadership decided on disfellowship as a disciplinary measure.
Are the games a disciplinary measure or an extreme sporting event?
The agency also said he had been ordered to reimburse "those from whom he accepted gifts as a disciplinary measure".
He said the decision to keep Marbury away from the team was not a disciplinary measure, but rather a practical move.
Cornerback Marcus Coleman did not start tonight in his regular position as a disciplinary measure because he was late for a team meeting.
The Nets pulled Williams from their rotation for tardiness and demoted him to the N.B.A. Development League in a perceived disciplinary measure before recalling him last week.
And while prisoners had previously been sent to isolation for 10 or perhaps 30 days as a temporary disciplinary measure, they were now often placed there indefinitely.
Exclusion has long been employed as a common disciplinary measure against defectors, both at work and in social life.
One of 14 African-American women, out of 64 African-Americans in a 2,680 officer force, Ms. Collins claims she has been passed over for promotions and subjected to an unjustified disciplinary measure because she is black, a woman and married to the president of the Guardians, a fraternial organization of black police officers.
These include someone being hit by a car, a man being kidnapped and assaulted with a bottle in an empty building, and an Axeman being knocked to the ground as an internal disciplinary measure.
