The phrase "a list of violations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a compilation of infractions or breaches of rules, laws, or regulations.
Example: "The report included a list of violations committed by the company over the past year."
Alternatives: "a catalog of infractions" or "a record of breaches".
He has a list of violations longer than most anyone else's in the history of the sport.
Players are encouraged to report gamers they believe to be cheating through the Pause menu, where they can choose from a list of violations.
The N.C.A.A. on Tuesday cited Texas Southern for "a lack of institutional control" over its athletics programs, laying a list of violations that included 129 athletes in 13 sports competing while ineligible over seven years.
North Korea has said it will publish its own "rosy" human rights report, six months after a United Nations inquiry published a list of violations so severe as to amount to crimes against humanity.
Even though the overwhelming majority of their posts were authorized by the labels or artist reps who sent them the tracks to upload, TSIS were given a list of "violations" and asked to clear each one with proof of permission.
33 IBFAN publishes a list of violations every 3 years.
If any SLO violations occur, a list of these violations for all A applications should be returned by the optimization solver.
The result was not encouraging, says Gennaro Fischetti, then a judge with the state Workers Compensation Boardd, who organized the team and then turned over a list of 38 violations to the city Fire Department.
Sellers of dilapidated vacant homes must obtain a list of all violations from the city, submit a comprehensive plan for correcting them, estimate the cost, prove they have the financial resources to do the job and, after finishing the work, pass a final inspection.
Stevie visits her brother Rupert's grave before returning to the flat and making a list of safety violations.
After the inspection, the plant's owner, Mr. Burns, is presented with a list of 342 violations, which would cost $56 million to rectify.
