The phrase "a violation occurs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing rules, laws, or regulations where an infringement or breach takes place.
Example: "When a violation occurs, it is important to take immediate action to address the issue."
Alternatives: "an infraction takes place" or "a breach happens".
Due to random sampling, this is typically not violated, but if a violation occurs, corrective measures can be taken [ 15].
Their bill states that a violation occurs each time a person receives a paycheck resulting from "a discriminatory compensation decision".
The agency found 118 "egregious" violations, a category in which the agency counts each instance in which a violation occurs.
If the result of the official action is to benefit his business associate — in this case, Merrill — a violation occurs.
The measure would state that a violation occurs each time a person receives a paycheck resulting from "a discriminatory compensation decision".
The rules say that a violation occurs if a player touches the ball on purpose or gains an advantage from the contact.
Michael Dobbs, the chief marketing officer of Wells, acknowledged that a violation occurred but said: "This is not about the integrity of Leo Wells, Wells employees, our business strategy or our stewardship of our portfolio".
After a thorough investigation of the matter, the N.C.A.A. has agreed with our conclusion that a violation occurred when a third party paid for a summer course Kevin Lyde took in the summer of 1997 when he was in high school, Athletic Director Dave O'Brien said.
But Mr. Martin said that the ethics committee did not need "clear and convincing" evidence against Mr. Moore of wrongdoing to issue the letter of reproval, only "sufficient evidence to conclude a violation occurred," given that it is not a formal sanction by the full House against him.
Users can also use it to see when, where, and at what speed a violation occurred and have it mapped out for them on Yahoo Maps.
Although the Department of Health and Human Services' (HHS) Inspector General is investigating whether Nemeroff broke federal law, "at this point a determination has not been made that a violation occurred in this case," Burklow told ScienceInsider.
