The phrase "as the enforcer of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone or something that is responsible for enforcing rules, laws, or standards.
Example: "As the enforcer of company policies, it is my duty to ensure that all employees adhere to the established guidelines."
Alternatives: "in the role of enforcer" or "acting as the enforcer of".
Which is why his job as the enforcer of anticorruption rules is so difficult.
Realistically, amending the treaty to remove the commission's role as the enforcer of competition law is a non-starter.
Gen. Jamil Sayyed — often described as the enforcer of Damascus' policy — announced his resignation Monday, and another top security commander left the country with his family.
They were joined by the Justice Department, which feared the guidelines would muddy its authority as the enforcer of antitrust laws.
So does the image of the United States that is present in narconovelas, mainly as the enforcer of drug laws and guardian of its borders from Mexican (and Latin American) criminals.
At heart, it's an argument about the stability of the world order, the importance of imposing constraints on rogue regimes, and the unique role that America plays as the enforcer of those constraints.
The hero of "The Foul King" takes to wrestling to get away from his failures as a salaryman; the enforcer of "A Bittersweet Life" yearns for a beauty and humanity that are outside the midlevel gangster's grasp.
The cartel began as the enforcer wing of the Gulf cartel, and expanded to violently rule over large areas of eastern and northeastern Mexico.
When most of us think of the I.M.F. at all, it is usually as the stern enforcer of the sometimes harsh rules of international capitalism.
And if the Justice Department declines to act, President Obama, as the ultimate enforcer of the law, should step in and set things right.
ROSTOCK, Germany — She stared down Greece and embraced her role as the rules enforcer of the European Union.
