The phrase "an interim rule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a temporary regulation or guideline that is put in place until a permanent rule is established.
Example: "The agency has issued an interim rule to address the urgent safety concerns while a more comprehensive policy is developed."
Alternatives: "a temporary regulation" or "a provisional rule".
Mr. Alvarez, the Fed lawyer, said the agency opposed installing an interim rule during an appeal.
"My only task is to comply for 90 days, to carry out an interim rule," he said.
On 2 October, Bishop and Parry approved an interim rule based on a rumour that protesters, including men, might be planning to enter parliament dressed in niqabs.
Although he said publicly before his swearing-in on Sunday that "my only task is to comply for 90 days, to carry out an interim rule," some of his advisers have been suggesting that he should stay on, preferably through a cancellation of the election, and he has not moved to quash such suggestions.
The institute's proposal is unlikely to serve even as an interim rule for auditors, according to the S.E.C. letter, because the new accounting oversight board is expected to announce both transitional rules and its procedures for adopting new standards by April 26.
The agency wrote in an interim rule that certain states needed the flexibility to "plan and serve meals that are economically feasible and acceptable to their students and communities," and "culturally appropriate". Agriculture Department officials cited requests from states for exemptions to serve tortillas, grits and breakfast biscuits.
Or, better yet, the administration could have just issued a new "interim" rule with language that addressed the judge's request for more detailed explanation.
On Wednesday, Judge Leon suggested that one option for him was to direct the Fed to write a replacement, or interim, rule to satisfy his objections while the appeal continues.
(ii) Effective date The effective date of any amendment to existing standards or operating rules that is adopted through an interim final rule published under this paragraph shall be 25 months following the close of such public comment period.
The SEC also could adopt rules on a temporary basis, while seeking comment (for example, an interim final rule suspending certain requirements).
An HHS spokesman said the interim rule was still in the approval process, but did not comment on the Democrats' letter.
