The phrase "a regulation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific rule or guideline that is established for a particular purpose or situation.
Example: "The company issued a regulation for the proper handling of hazardous materials to ensure employee safety."
Alternatives: "a guideline for" or "a rule for".
Los Angeles is the only major city in the United States that had a regulation for flattop buildings.
A regulation, for example, that imposed a requirement on all restaurants "operating 10 or more restaurants under the same name," would not be pre-empted, he wrote.
Ms. Schapiro said that drafting a regulation for a particular kind of securities investment like the one proposed for variable annuities was rare.
Health and Human Services agencies must recommend details to the Secretary, Donna E. Shalala, who will issue a regulation for the program.
Had the drug industry not agreed to conduct it, Dr. Ganley of the F.D.A. said, regulators would probably have removed phenylpropanolamine from the market as early as 1994, the same year it issued a regulation for other cold products that do not contain it.
In 2003, Mr. Lupu said, the Department of Health and Human Services issued a regulation for substance abuse and mental health program grants that advanced such a view, and in 2007 — several months after the Office of Legal Counsel memo was secretly completed — the Justice Department quietly changed its grant application rules to reflect that view.
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The combined index includes a regulation index for labor and capital market regulations.
It is reasonable to presume the same for a similar regulation for Corps of Engineers recreational property.
Significantly, firearms carrying is still prohibited in buildings on National Parks property, pursuant to a separate regulation for all federal buildings.
A price regulation for cigarettes would be the first of its kind.
