The phrase "army regulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to official rules or guidelines established by a military organization.
Example: "All personnel must adhere to army regulation regarding uniform standards during duty hours."
Alternatives: "military directive" or "military regulation".
Pat Tillman leaves an unhappy legacy: a ludicrous change in the U.S. Army regulation that deals with reporting casualties.
Sadly, Corporal Tillman's death comes with another unhappy legacy: a ludicrous change in the Army regulation that deals with reporting casualties.
The Court finds a "compelling reason" for construing the clause for Army regulation more narrowly than has been done by the Congress and the Executive for many years.
The Army is fine with them, as long as, in keeping with Army Regulation 670-1, a soldier's tattoos or brands are not "extremist, indecent, sexist, or racist" nor "prejudicial to good order and discipline within units".
The suggestion that it is Democrats, and specifically former President Bill Clinton, who are responsible for keeping guns off bases comes from a series of thinly sourced articles about what happened at Fort Hood, and is based on an Army regulation issued in 1993, during the Clinton Administration.
In reaction to a new Army regulation banning numerous hairstyles — twists, dreadlocks and large cornrows — popular with black women, the 16 women of the Congressional Black Caucus have asked Mr. Hagel to overturn the regulation on behalf of the 26,700 African-American women on active duty in the Army.
Officials at Fort Leavenworth previously had said Hasan would be subject to army regulations.
Colonel Eisner is not allowed to give interviews to the news media under army regulations.
Written in prose, it features alliterative verse, myths, legends, epic fragments, songs, eulogies, dialogues, army regulations, and proverbs.
The law governing courts-martial is found in the statutory enactments of Congress, particularly the articles of war; in the army regulations, and in the customary military law.
The judge in the court martial, Colonel Gregory Gross, had ordered Hasan's beard shaven off for the trial, either voluntarily or by force, arguing it violated army regulations.
