The phrase "a penalty imposed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing consequences or punishments that have been officially assigned or enforced.
Example: "The committee decided that a penalty imposed for the violation of the rules was necessary to maintain order."
Alternatives: "a penalty applied" or "a penalty enforced".
A penalty imposed by statute, for instance, could be recovered in debt.
It is a penalty imposed by courts for exercising a constitutional privilege.
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See articleA federal judge in Manhattan ruled that a penalty imposed against Chevron in Ecuador for polluting local villages had been "obtained by corrupt means".
In February, Mr. Paterson paid a $62,125 fine to the commission for accepting the tickets, a penalty imposed in the last month of his administration.
A penalty imposed under this section shall be payable into the Treasury of the United States, except as otherwise provided in section 7246 of this title and section 78u 6 of this title.
After that decision has been notified to the Member concerned, any penalty imposed on a Member shall be announced by the President in Parliament.
If a respondent does not pay a civil penalty imposed by an order imposing civil penalty or a compromise order within 60 days after service of the final order, the FAA may refer the order to the United States Department of Treasury or Department of Justice to collect the civil penalty.
Linnas, who was 67, also faced a death penalty imposed on him in absentia by an Estonian court for running a Nazi concentration camp in Tartu, Estonia.
He noted that the fine of $80,000 was a reduced penalty imposed by the U.S. Transportation Department after it conducted a review of Air India, which had claimed that it was honoring the new rules.
The local registrar reported subsequently that a conviction had been obtained in this case, and a 'satisfactory penalty imposed'.
