The phrase "abatement forces" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental science, law, or economics, particularly when discussing measures or actions taken to reduce negative impacts or nuisances.
Example: "The government has implemented several abatement forces to combat air pollution in urban areas."
Alternatives: "mitigation measures" or "reduction strategies".
Kathleen Cunningham Faraone, chairwoman of the Airport Noise Abatement Task Force, whose members are appointed by the East Hampton and Southampton Town Boards to monitor airport noise, said the problem is that compliance is voluntary.
Mr. Lhota, who heads a rat abatement task force formed by the mayor in July, has been the focus of much ribbing by the mayor, who went so far as to refer to him as "my deputy mayor for rats" in an August appearance on the "Late Show With David Letterman".
They also secured a public nuisance abatement order forcing the cemetery to clean up the property.
They also secured a public nuisance abatement order forcing the cemetery's new operators to clean up the property.
In January, the board approved stricter standards that would force builders to install abatement measures in many commercial projects.
S.An.A.® (Semi-aerobic, Anaerobic, Aerated) concept consists in a Hybrid Bioreactor featuring a first semi-aerobic phase to enhance the methane production occurring in the following anaerobic step and a forced aeration for the abatement of the residual emissions.
Under this "guidance on charging for police services", forces are encouraged to offer "abatements" of up to 50% for "charitable events".
In April 2013, however, with Boko Haram's violence showing little sign of abatement and the previous strategies of dealing with the group by force clearly proven ineffective, Jonathan appointed a committee to investigate the implementation of an amnesty program, but it bore little fruit.
A stunned abatement of his own concerns stole over Arty and forced him to look at the girl more closely.
This would make it harder for them to comply with environmental regulations, forcing them to spend money on pollution abatement technology or switch to a more expensive but cleaner fuel.
