The phrase "a wave of rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden increase or influx of regulations or guidelines in a particular context.
Example: "The new administration implemented a wave of rules aimed at improving environmental standards across the country."
Alternatives: "an influx of regulations" or "a surge of guidelines".
The European Court's decision could provoke a wave of similar rules from other countries.
The South Carolina law is part of a wave of new rules, passed in the wake of the 2010 Republican landslide purportedly to stop vote fraud, that limit the right to the franchise.
But that is changing across the world, as a wave of new rules and stronger enforcement seeks to stamp out anti-competitive practices.Just a few years ago, America seemed uniquely obsessed with price-fixing.
Mayfair's gilded hedge fund community was hit with a wave of new rules after the financial crisis, targeting everything from its secrecy to how much individuals could pay themselves.
The bill, which would also mandate that abortion doctors obtain admitting privileges at local hospitals, is part of a wave of stringent rules on abortion facilities, equipment and staffing in 29 states, promoted by anti-abortion groups that often cite the squalid practices of Dr. Kermit Gosnell in Philadelphia, who was convicted of murder this year.
Mr. Dimon's anti-regulatory rhetoric has included stabs at new derivatives rules – which he said "would damage America" – and a wave of new bank capital rules that he described as "anti-American".
MOSCOW — The Russian Parliament passed a bill on Tuesday that imposes a fine for what it calls propagandizing "nontraditional" sexual relationships among minors, in the latest in a wave of socially conservative new rules here.
Tensions in Kashmir have been high since June, when a wave of protests against Indian rule prompted a tough crackdown in which more than 60 people died.
See articleIn a decision that could see a wave of lawsuits, the Supreme Court ruled that drugs companies can be sued in state courts over defects caused by their treatments, even if the medicine has been approved by federal regulators.
With its party positioned to dominate the elections, the Brotherhood stayed on the sidelines of a wave of protests against military rule last week, in part for fear the tumult could upset the vote.
