The phrase "apply and enforce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the implementation and execution of rules, laws, or policies.
Example: "The government must apply and enforce the new regulations to ensure public safety."
Alternatives: "implement and uphold" or "execute and maintain".
It's a matter of it being the law, and my job is to apply and enforce the law".
With travel demand starting to rise, he added, "this gives hotels greater confidence to apply and enforce fees".
They have spooked jittery global markets and created a powerful disincentive for European nations to apply and enforce further economic pressure against Tehran.
He was apparently swayed by a memo issued Monday by the N.C.A.A. advising college baseball players eligible for the draft that Tone's order was "limited in scope" and that beyond the scope of the ruling, the N.C.A.A "will continue to apply and enforce the agent rules that its membership has enacted".
Of course, she'd get into some legal trouble trying to apply and enforce those measures. .
As Daniel Costa of the Economic Policy Institute writes, "The best way to protect the jobs, wages and working conditions for all workers, but especially low-wage workers, is to apply and enforce state and federal employment and labor standards equally..
Were there not rules that could be applied and enforced by the rector?
For one thing, redemption fees will work only if they are universally applied and enforced.
In particular, we focused on who should be charged and how the rules can be applied and enforced more effectively.
"These should be a vigorous set of standards used to hold ministers to a high standard of integrity, and they should be evenly applied and enforced".
More important, it fails to address the heart of the matter: how the appearance-of-impartiality standard should be applied and enforced.
