The phrase "athletic code" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a set of rules or guidelines related to athletic behavior, conduct, or standards in sports or physical activities.
Example: "The school's athletic code emphasizes sportsmanship and respect among all participants."
Alternatives: "sportsmanship code" or "athletic conduct guidelines".
Bernard Kaplan, the principal of North High School, cited a peer drug-education program in which some students sign contracts forswearing drug use, an athletic code of conduct in which team members pledge to stay drug- and alcohol-free, chapters of Students Against Drunk Driving, and Parents Decide, a program "to raise the consciousness of parents that there's more work to do".
The recently hired athletic director, Kent Haslam, said one of the most important changes is that coaches are no longer in charge of players who violate a new, clearer student athlete code of conduct.
"USC also conducted its own internal investigation of Josh, evaluating both athletic department code of conduct and potential NCAA compliance issues," Athletic Director Pat Haden said in a statement.
"No part of the flag should ever be used as a costume or athletic uniform," adds the code (though following it is voluntary, as it has no enforcement provisions).
Also, legislation that permits school boards and youth athletic leagues to draft codes of conduct for adults passed the Assembly; parents who violate any code would be required to attend anger management classes before they could return.
It may be possible that there can be some extrapolation from studies relating to other football codes and/or athletic populations.
As you know, over the summer, I am working with the coaches in athletics on developing a new code of conduct for all of our athletic programs.
Villanova suspended 12 players in March for running up long-distance charges on a telephone access code belonging to an athletic department employee.
We can bring back the dignity-code in classrooms, on athletic fields, in the lunchroom, in our own carpools.
The gene, which codes for a protein involved in responding to falling oxygen levels and is associated with improved athletic performance in endurance athletes, seems to be the key to Tibetan adaptation to life at high altitude.
The rules and regulations were not uniform, so the Organising Committee had to choose among the codes of the various national athletic associations.
