The phrase "adopted under decree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to something that has been officially accepted or enacted through a formal order or decision.
Example: "The new policy was adopted under decree to ensure compliance with the latest regulations."
Alternatives: "established by decree" or "enacted through decree".
The banking changes were adopted by decree Friday by the cabinet of the Spanish prime minister, Mariano Rajoy.
His design was adopted by decree of mayor René Maturana Maldonado on 19 December 1986 as the official coat of arms of the commune of Pichilemu in a public ceremony.
The presidential standard, which has been in use since 1997, was adopted by a decree called "Concerning the Standard of the President of Republic of Belarus".
The standard, which has been in use since March 27 , 1997 was adopted by a decree called "Concerning the Standard of the President of Republic of Belarus".
On Friday, Spain's government adopted a decree to facilitate the legal relocation of companies outside Catalonia.
Following his request, the ecclesia adopted a decree condemning the most prominent anti-Macedonian agitators to death.
New lyrics, which were written by Klimkovich and Uladzimir Karyzny, were adopted by a presidential decree issued on July 2 , 2002
Does the Commission consider this umpteenth extension of the implementation of certain measures under the decree adopted in 1994 to be in line with that directive and to ensure the safety of workers at the workplace?
The exception "concerned a decree adopted by the government of the French Community of Belgium, which is responsible for universities in the French-speaking area.
Others on the defense team have said a crucial argument will be that the tribunal, originally founded under an American occupation decree and adopted into Iraqi law only last month by the transitional parliament, contravenes a provision in the Geneva Conventions that the lawyers contend forbids occupying powers from creating judicial institutions.
Even the Tories adopted OMOV under William Hague.
