The phrase "a new rule and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a new regulation or guideline, often followed by additional information or context.
Example: "The committee has decided to implement a new rule and will provide further details in the upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "a new regulation and" or "an updated guideline and".
Cooke, meanwhile, said he was "absolutely" in favor of a new rule, and of learning exactly what kind of checks would be forbidden.
Congress, not the president, establishes the criteria for justifying the creation of a new rule and the repeal of old ones.
For one thing, the Court's distinction between (1) retroactive application of a new rule and (2) availability of a remedy is highly artificial and runs counter to precedent.
"It was, like, 'We are getting a new rule, and we wrote the playbook for the E.P.A. on it.' " Pruitt was not an early enthusiast for Trump.
"This is a new rule, and I think what we are seeing is that the rule might have some unintended consequences," said Blackmun, who said he supports the spirit of the ban.
Yet a banking industry group recently looked into a new rule and sketched out a possibility in which banks were forced to come up with as much as $30 trillion in cash.
As described, this work applied a new rule discovery and distance separation technique to discover 2-miRNA and 3-miRNA 100%-frequency rules for lung SCC diagnosis.
Mr. Acord said the agency had the legal right to issue import permits "if we believe there is no risk" while a new rule -- and the safety assessment that supported it -- was being written.
Europe opened a new year and a new era today: a new commission, a new treaty, a new rule book – and a new baroness.
Instead it asked America's Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) to write a new rule book and to train Chinese pilots.
Chandler Morse, a policy analyst for the group, said that without a new rule, confusing and contradictory interpretations of the wetlands regulations would be likely to continue.
