The phrase "associates violated" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing breaches of rules, policies, or laws by associates or employees within an organization.
Example: "The investigation revealed that several associates violated company policy regarding data security."
Alternatives: "employees breached" or "staff transgressed".
In one day, Duff and his associates violate practically every regulation that our city and state have devised to govern auctioneering.
The state Fair Political Practices Commission said that Geoff Palmer and his Los Angeles development firm, G.H. Palmer Associates, had violated rules that require that the true source of campaign donations be identified on state-required reports.
None of the associated SNPs violated HWE at the p<0.05 level (Table 2).
Prosecutors acknowledged that Mr. Flynn had helped the government secure an indictment in Northern Virginia against two of his former business associates for violating foreign lobbying rules.
A Texas grand jury today indicted Rep. Tom DeLay (R-Tex). on a criminal count of conspiring with two political associates to violate state campaign finance law, and DeLay announced he was temporarily stepping down as House majority leader.
The lead defense lawyer, Dick DeGuerin, argued that Mr. DeLay and his associates had not violated the law when they sent corporate donations to the national committee from a state political action committee.
Additionally, the report calls for Congress to consider repealing the Logan Act, a law barring unauthorized contact between Americans and foreign governments in disputes with the U.S. that Trump critics say the president's associates may have violated.
The Campus Safety and Accountability Act would require colleges and universities to create a confidential adviser to guide victims through the sexual assault reporting process, require colleges and universities to conduct sexual assault surveys, create uniform investigation processes and increase fines associated with violating existing campus safety law.
In a statement, a spokesperson for Cracker Barrel said: "Mr. Koblenzer received multiple counselings and written warnings reminding him about the company's policies and the consequences associated with violating them.
Nearly 20 of the accused faced additional charges associated with violating building codes as three extra floors had been added to what was only supposed to be a five-story building.
