The phrase "association regulations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the rules or guidelines established by a specific association or organization.
Example: "All members are required to adhere to the association regulations to maintain good standing."
Alternatives: "organization rules" or "group guidelines".
Housing association regulations should include housing management and value for money – we may well need the return of housing inspectors!
Chelsea acted decisively before a change in Football Association regulations to obtain a work permit for Traore, who travelled on the July 2015 tour to North America and has been incorporated in the squad since.
Understand as well that if you don't comply with Association regulations you won't just pay a financial penalty, you will pay a social penalty when you find you have become an outcast for not conforming to the dictates of the community's rules and regulations.
With the absence of the CIF's past "no-association" rule, regulations on the amount of time during the offseason in which football practices and meetings can occur are few and far between.
Euthanasia is permitted under the American zoo association's regulations, but is mainly reserved for ill or elderly animals, said Steve Feldman, the association's spokesman.
While summer stock theaters mostly use Equity members and follow the association's regulations, small professional theaters like the Weathervane hire a small number of Equity members and cast the remaining roles from the large number of nonunion actors.
Indirect effects of CNOT-mediated transcriptional repression could involve the association or regulation of transcription factors.
For example, YAGM has three unique biological associations (TF binding association, TF regulation association and mutant phenotype association).
Thicker edges represent high count of PubMed literature supporting the association and regulation (see Figure 12).
Among the eight biological associations constructed in YAGM, the first three (TF binding association, TF regulation association, and mutant phenotype association) are novel ones.
These biological associations include three novel ones (TF binding association, TF regulation association and mutant phenotype association) and five commonly used ones (functional annotation association, physical interaction association, genetic interaction association, literature evidence association, and expression profile association).
