The phrase "a statutory order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to an order issued by a statutory authority or body.
Example: "The company was required to comply with a statutory order issued by the regulatory agency."
Alternatives: "a legal order" or "an official directive".
The Cheshire (Structural Changes) Order, 2008, rammed through parliament with no debate and no questioning (because it isn't a Bill y'see, it's a Statutory Order), exposes this conspiracy, once and for all.
The stations used them because of a Statutory Order of the Ministry of Supply in November 1947 that all turbo alternators made for the home market could only be of 60 MW at advanced steam conditions.
Although the temporary ban on ash imports remains in force, the government issued a statutory plant order in January that required people to notify officials if they planned to bringing ash, sweet chestnut and plane trees into England.
But in the absence of an intervening right it is no objection that the usual and statutory order is reversed.
The pneumonectomy was performed according to the French legislation (law no 781181, December 22 , 1976 followed by the statutory order no 78501 of March 31 , 1978and the implementation order of April 3 , 1978 and after obtaining informed consent from the patient's relatives.
Sampling of these specimens adhered to the Council Regulation (EC) No. 1099/2009 and the Statutory Order of the Slovak Republic No. 432/2012 on the protection of animals at the time of killing.
This was "to enable minor preparatory steps to be taken so that lengthy procurement processes could proceed efficiently in the event that the statutory orders are made", she added.
Future markets, which were banned since 1942 under various statutory orders and since 1955 under the Forward Contract (Regulation) Act, are also now allowed.
The government wanted to use a statutory instrument, an order which does not require a parliamentary vote, to reduce lawyers' fees in the event of a successful libel prosection from 100%to10%0%.
In addition to these new powers to stop people leaving the country, the Bill will create a statutory Temporary Exclusion Order to control the return to the UK of a British citizen suspected of involvement in terrorism-related activity abroad.
Mrs May said last week that the inquiry should have the powers of a statutory inquiry in order to compel witnesses to give evidence.
