The phrase "against this order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate opposition or conflict with a specific directive or command.
Example: "The actions taken by the team were deemed to be against this order, leading to disciplinary measures."
Alternatives: "in violation of this order" or "contrary to this order".
The chief of the head office "SS Courts" protested against this order from Himmler.
To add insult to injury, four of Xulhaz's gay friends were arrested for protesting against this order.
LAHOUSEN: Certainly, many members of the Wehrmacht knew of the essential contents of this order, for the reaction of the Wehrmacht against this order was tremendous.
Von Bock shared this point of view and both these gentlemen talked for half an hour about the measures which they wanted to adopt against this order.
"Lyft stands firmly against this order.
Against this order of alienated spirit, he insisted that the decisive political question was the source of the state's authority, whether in tradition and religious sanction, or in the popular will.
It might have been quixotic of him to push Eyal Berkovic close to two attackers, leaving his midfield outnumbered by slick opponents, but the manager could scoff at the mismatch of tactics against talent of this order.
What scholars and government officials now realize is that at some point perhaps already reached budget deficits of this order against such a huge accumulated debt can create a situation where debt service becomes impossible without incremental borrowing, that adds to accumulated debt, that increases debt service needs, that requires additional incremental borrowing, that….
When his minister of war production, Albert Speer, protested against this drastic order, Hitler retorted: "If the war is lost, the German nation will also perish.
Uniting the people of a nation against this ancient order - nationalism - became a liberal cause.
"The gods have made nothing useless in all nature….Now, why should we women be the only ones supposed to rebel against this natural order as if we were ungrateful to the gods?
