The phrase "a regulation with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific regulation that is associated with or pertains to a particular subject or context.
Example: "The company must comply with a regulation with strict safety standards to ensure employee well-being."
Alternatives: "a regulation regarding" or "a regulation pertaining to".
No agency imposes a regulation with "an annual effect on the economy of $100,000,000 or more" lightly.
Under the latest version of the REINS Act, a regulation with "an annual effect on the economy of $100,000,000 or more" could not take effect without congressional approval.
But opponents, led by West Virginia's solicitor general, Elbert Lin, described a regulation with a scope that far exceeds the intent of the law in an effort to transform the nation's electricity system.
In a deposition in January, James C. Vander Wyk, a vice president of CryoLife, said the safety precautions recommended by the government were not required because they had been set forth in "a general guidance document, not a regulation with the force of law".
First, a regulation with a minimum age for a child to possess or use a gun would have prevented this tragedy.
Can you imagine a regulation with anti-environmental optics being rolled out on Earth Day?" Earnest pointed to the fact that the White House has "voluntarily released" 4 million names in White House visitor logs as a "good example" of the administration's commitment to transparency.
The most down-regulated gene, CD14, also showed a prominent regulation with a 23 fold change compared with pre-induction levels.
In total, 155 probesets, corresponding to 134 well-annotated genes, showed a significant regulation with an absolute fold change (FC) ≥ 2.0 [see Additional file 1].
The specific ectopic expression of Linc00974 indicated a positive regulation with KRT19, a protein beyond the Flank10kb class.
At the same time, he was also carrying out a new requirement for transport planes to have flight data recorders, a regulation met with significant opposition.
According to the white paper, the ATF has a regulation pending with the Department of Justice to require Federal Firearms License holders (FFLs) to retain records indefinitely.
