The phrase "action of enforcing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or act of implementing rules, laws, or regulations.
Example: "The action of enforcing the new policy will begin next month to ensure compliance among all employees."
Alternatives: "implementation of enforcement" or "process of enforcing".
The Washington Post reported that Trump planned to fire her in the coming weeks, frustrated with her lack of action to enforce his hardline immigration policy, even after she became the public face of the administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy that saw thousands of children separated from their parents and placed in migrant detention centers.
Many economists and political philosophers have argued in favour of government action to enforce the ordinary rules of law in economic matters.
Russia, which advanced its diplomatic initiative to prevent an attack on Syria, has made clear it will use its veto in the Security Council to block any authorization of military action to enforce the deal.
More important, the costs of the transactions that did take place would be exorbitant, since you'd have to do enormous work to investigate each deal and you'd have to rely on the threat of legal action to enforce every contract.
The measure -- sponsored by Senators Joseph R. Biden Jr., Democrat of Delaware, and Richard G. Lugar, Republican of Indiana -- authorizes such action to enforce U.N. resolutions against weapons of mass destruction and a threat from such weapons.
A sentence in Mr. Price's reserves his "ability to bring an action to enforce the terms of this agreement"; no equivalent language appears in Ms. Krawcheck's agreement.
Last week, Ecowas said Jammeh must step down next month when his term runs out and vowed "to take all necessary action to enforce the results" of the poll, without spelling out what those measures might be.
"When companies have guidelines which prohibit content, and they don't take action to enforce their terms of service, it suggests that perhaps the companies condone it," Brittan Heller, the ADL's director of technology and society, told HuffPost in an email last week.
The concerted action of these factors enforces fibroblasts, pericytes, and endothelial cells to a precocious senescence, arrest, and apoptosis.
The official said: "Are we capable of enforcing this action by force?
