The phrase "about enforceability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the legal validity or applicability of a contract, agreement, or regulation.
Example: "The lawyer provided insights about enforceability in the context of the new legislation."
Alternatives: "regarding enforceability" or "concerning enforceability".
Further, derivatives lifecycle events (such as novations, amendments and portfolio compressions) could be viewed as regulated activities thereby raising questions about enforceability and additional regulatory restrictions and requirements.
Safety advocates counter that the same arguments about enforceability pervaded the discussion surrounding seat belt laws but that those laws, even when they were not vigorously enforced, led to widespread behavioral changes.
"The young entrepreneur worries about getting finance, and the financier worries about the enforceability of contracts," says Mustapha Nabli, the chief economist for the Middle East at the World Bank.
About the only thing one can say for sure about the enforceability of a presidential subpoena is that, should the Trump and Mueller sides fail to agree on a setting for presidential interview, both sides have a basis to litigate the matter tenaciously.
But the defendant might feel secure about his anonymity or lack assets and thus not worry about the enforceability of the damages award.
It was unclear tonight what impact a new settlement would have on Judge Sweeney's ruling about the enforceability of the earlier settlement.
What a lark the lawyers are going to have arguing the toss about the enforceability of a Fifa regulation over domestic and ultimately European law.
Banks and credit unions said the 2006 law was poorly drafted — so much so that the Obama administration delayed, to June 1 of this year, the deadline for banks to comply with the law, to address concerns about its enforceability.
The legislation would enable neglected parents to sue their children for infractions, though the vagueness of the law — it does not spell out the frequency of visits — has raised some doubts about its enforceability.
But legislation limiting their use in nursing home contracts is working its way through Congress and on Monday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case about the enforceability of arbitration agreements.
