The phrase "and order that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is giving a command or directive, often in formal or legal language.
Example: "The committee decided to approve the proposal and order that the project commence immediately."
Alternatives: "and direct that" or "and instruct that".
On Dec. 30, the F.D.A. announced a new "final rule and order" that officially declared the anthrax vaccine effective against the inhaled form of the bacteria.
So, from the rebels' point of view, why have peace when it is the absence of law and order that enables one to loot?
Mr Hughes also outlined a policy direction on law and order that would be radically distinct from those of Labour and the Tories.
These problems existed long before New Labour, when Michael Howard set the tone as home secretary for an aggressive bidding war on law and order that Blair embraced.
But the network I watch is A&E because they're willing to pop on every old episode of "Law and Order" that exists.
Their smooth façades and uniform rows of narrow windows projected the monotony and order that are often identified with corporate culture.
Moreover, they may take any appropriate action to maintain law and order that does not destroy the right to free speech by indefinitely silencing the speaker….
But that shift has yet to lead to improvements in critical systems like education and law and order that lead to social inequality.
His foreign policy enjoyed broad domestic support, and the French people also seemed content with the prosperity and order that accompanied his paternalistic rule.
Kapoor is an artist who defies the classical rules of symmetry and order that prevail at Versailles: an artist of carnal mayhem and rollicking cosmic comedy.
Not only did "Naked City" inspire a 1950's television series of the same name, it became a forerunner of such contemporary dramas as "Law and Order" that entirely eschew the Hollywood soundstage.
