The phrase "are intended to enforce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing rules, regulations, or policies that are meant to ensure compliance or adherence.
Example: "The new regulations are intended to enforce stricter safety standards in the workplace."
Alternatives: "are meant to uphold" or "are designed to implement".
The beheadings (often carried out after the victim is dead) and torture are intended to enforce discipline within gangs and strike fear into rivals, Mr García Luna says.
5522 of the Revised Statutes of the United States, and the principal questions raised by the application are whether those sections, and certain sections of the title of the Revised Statutes relating to the elective franchise which they are intended to enforce, are within the constitutional power of Congress to enact.
Issued last June, that order was intended to enforce a federal rule that prohibits a company from owning more than 30percentt of the cable market, or about 25 million subscribers.
The attacks, which have been carried out with increasing frequency, have usually been intended to enforce the no-flight zones over southern and northern Iraq and to make it easier for the United States to achieve air superiority quickly if a war begins.
Because of the Randolph County plan, these agreements, which were intended to enforce the ADA and protect the right to vote for people with disabilities, were painted as a voter suppression effort.
Here, the regularization term R : X → [ 0, + ∞ ] is intended to enforce certain regularity properties of the approximate solution and to stabilize the process of solving (1).
While the change is intended to apply only to cars of the 2001 model year and newer, it's unclear how it would be enforced at the pump.
The raids are a response to the continued increase of Central American border crossings in recent months and are intended to combat the surge and to enforce immigration law, DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson explained in a press statement.
This last-mentioned requirement of equality of opportunity might not be included within formulations of the norm that are intended to be enacted as law and enforced by criminal or civil law procedures.
