The phrase "authority regulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing rules or guidelines established by an authoritative body or organization.
Example: "The new authority regulation mandates stricter safety protocols for all construction sites."
Alternatives: "regulatory authority" or "regulatory framework".
Regulatory enforcement and sanctions bill Aims to "reduce unnecessary burdens" placed on business by local authority regulations.
The fund managers themselves were selected on similarly populist criteria - retail brand presence and funds under management, for example - because to use past performance records would be tantamount to offering advice under personal investment authority regulations.
This activity commonly violates the terms of a Tenancy Agreement, and may also violate the building lease, local authority regulations, buildings insurance, and mortgage terms.
All animal tests were conducted with full compliance with local, national, and ethical principles and authority regulations.
The first room-sized test chambers were developed in the mid-1970s when building authority regulations were being introduced concerning formaldehyde emissions from wood particle boards (see Figure 6A and B).
Fourth, due to school authority regulations we were not able to collect data from non-participants, therefore not being able to provide an analysis of adolescents, who (or their parents) chose not to participate in this study.
Second, there is a great deal of transformative potential, since many local decisions directly affect the environment, such as local authorities' regulation of local transportation, building construction, spatial planning, and economic matters.
All patients signed the correspondent inform consent in accordance to good clinical practices and local authorities regulation.
Although streets are festooned with billboards and red banners calling on citizens to comply with the census, Mr Li admits that some businesses, particularly smaller ones, are unwilling to reveal data for fear they might be leaked to the tax authorities (regulations supposedly prohibit the NBS from doing this).
Under a new structure he will not have authority over regulation.
