The phrase "act of regulatory" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "act of regulation"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to a specific action or measure taken to enforce rules or standards in a regulatory context.
Example: "The act of regulation is essential to ensure compliance with environmental standards."
Alternatives: "regulatory action" or "regulatory measure".
Despite many law changes and acts of "regulatory forbearance," this process ended up destroying the thrift industry.
If this attempt fails, the backup plan seems to be to turn the matter over to the executive branch and let it commit whatever acts of regulatory, budgetary, and administrative vandalism it can, to break the system bit by bit.
In T. reesei CREI is known to act on a number of regulatory levels.
These properties reinforce the hypothesis that this enzyme may act on regulatory mechanisms of endothelial function and inflammatory processes by incretin-dependent and also incretin-independent pathways.
However, there is a lack of regulatory acts for implementation, systems of monitoring and control, and systems of evaluation, which is a very serious problem".
There is also accumulated information suggesting that certain probiotics can act through induction of regulatory T cells that suppress inflammation-provoking effector cells [23].
At this point, however, the richest Americans might view reform as an act of mercy, the regulatory equivalent of a referee stepping in to stop an even (but bloody) match.
McGuffin and Dentali are correct to point out that homeopathic medicines are regulated in a similar fashion to allopathic medicinals, as opposed to dietary supplements, which under the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 DSHEA 19944) lack regulatory standards for premarket approval, good manufacturing standards, and labeling of indication (Borneman and Field 2006).
The Financial Stability Oversight Council — created as part of the Dodd-Frank regulatory act and made up of regulatory chiefs from the Treasury Department, the Federal Reserve, the Securities and Exchange Commission and other agencies — included the assessment in its annual report to Congress.
Transcription factors (TFs) act as major switches of regulatory cascades during development, and alterations in the expression of such genes may affect various developmental processes.
