The phrase "a regulation from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific regulation that has been issued or established by an authority or organization.
Example: "The company must comply with a regulation from the Environmental Protection Agency regarding waste disposal."
Alternatives: "a rule issued by" or "a directive from".
In order to transfer a regulation from a model organism to a target organism, we defined a simplified model of a gene regulation: A regulation requires three main drivers, namely the transcription factor, the target gene and the corresponding binding site in the upstream region of the target gene.
Assuming steady state, the equations of x ˙ 2 and x ˙ 4 become: (5) d x 2 d t = v 1 − v 2 × (1 − u ) − v 3 × u = 0 d x 4 d t = v 3 × u − v 4 = 0 Figure 1 shows a regulation from x3 (Biomass) to flux v3.
Under a regulation applying from May this year, auction companies require certification from the Ministry's Cultural Relics Bureau to deal in such objects.
It fills a requirement under a joint regulation from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Jamie Foster, for the second time this winter, gave Sourav Ganguly a life, missing a regulation stumping from an off-spinner, and there was also a far trickier nick off Collingwood that went to ground.
Tampa Bay got a regulation goal from Nikita Kucherov.
It said the appointment was in line with a new regulation from France's financial markets regulator requiring an independent expert to be appointed to advise on public offers.
Apparently for the first time ever, the U.S. Supreme Court last night, by a 5-4 vote, blocked a federal regulation from taking effect while that rule was still up for review in a federal appeals court.
A proposed regulation from the CFPB could give Apple Pay a distinct advantage over PayPal and Google Wallet by imposing additional burdens on digital wallets capable of storing funds that don't apply to linked credit card services.
And he said a federal regulation from the early 1970's should be changed for S.U.V.'s to permit automakers to lower horizontal reinforcement bars inside the doors.
But a federal regulation from 1975, three years after the passage of Title IX, clearly says that schools may segregate bathrooms "on the basis of sex".
