The phrase "as violators of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are identifying individuals or groups who have broken a rule or law.
Example: "The organization has decided to take legal action against those who are identified as violators of the new environmental regulations."
Alternatives: "as offenders of" or "as transgressors of".
See, e.g., Correctional Services Corp. v. Malesko, 534 U. S. 61, 70 (2001) ("[T]he threat of litigation and liability will adequately deter federal officers for Bivens purposes no matter that they may enjoy qualified immunity" (as violators of knock-and-announce do not)); see also Nix v. Williams, 467 U. S. 431, 446 (1984).
DISCUSS EVILS OF AUTO Link Rooming Houses With Crime and Assail Migratory Families as Violators of Children's Rights.
"In this cat and mouse game", they write, the Treasury Department hasroutinely designated new entities as violators of sanctions, forcing Iran to adjust in turn.
It could rattle the Assad regime and its apologists, who would be seen as violators of an unambiguous international consensus, not just a "norm".
The bill, which President Obama is expected to sign, imposes steep penalties on Russians designated as violators of human rights — barring them from travel to the United States and freezing any financial assets here.
One of the least discussed repercussions of new Canadian marijuana regulations is that non-marijuana users or drug dealers can now be seen as violators of US immigration law.
"I wanted to force the Milanese bourgeoisie to enter a private space regulated by the statutes of art, that is the museum, and observe people widely seen as the violators of privacy, people that are seen as different," Ms. Beecroft, 39, said during an interview at the Pavilion of Contemporary Art, or PAC, where the performance took place on March 16.
The federal Mine Safety and Health Administration has warned 20 companies that they may face sanctions as repeat violators of health and safety rules.
It also added Turkmenistan to a list of nations that America sees as egregious violators of religious liberty, or "countries of particular concern".
Pentagon officials acknowledged that certain Afghan commanders had been identified as potential violators of human rights, and that steps had been taken to prevent Defense Department money from supporting those commanders and their units, in keeping with the Leahy law.
Implicitly, this will raise very serious concerns about pre-emptive sanctions as systems like Google's ContentID are capable of automatically disabling YouTube videos as potential violators of copyright laws.
