"breach of conduct" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a violation of a code of behavior or set of rules. For example, "The employee was disciplined for a breach of conduct."
Their meeting constitutes a breach of conduct for the boy and a betrayal of Catholicism for the girl.
Detecting a cabdriver in some breach of conduct, the mounted traffic cop dismounted, bawled him out, and started to write him a ticket.
Adelphia Communications, the bankrupt cable company, sued its former accountants, Deloitte & Touche, yesterday, accusing the firm of "professional negligence, breach of conduct, fraud and other wrongful conduct".
The N.C.A.A. plans to scrap its current enforcement structure, consisting of major and secondary violations, and replace it with a four-tiered structure, topped off by the "Level I: Severe breach of conduct" category for the worst offenders.
Ofgem has the power to levy a maximum fine of 10% of a company's annual turnover for breach of conduct although it has never gone up to this ceiling.
By Charles Cooke and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, February 26 , 1938P. 13 Detecting a cabdriver in some breach of conduct, the mounted traffic cop dismounted, bawled him out, and started to write him a ticket.
According to FA social media guidelines, race-related breaches of conduct carry a minimum five-match ban.
He also stands down as chairman of the Lords committee for privileges and conduct which investigates breaches of conduct by peers.
2. His interest in the criminal justice system means that Brian could put his experience to good use by becoming an independent member of a police authority standards committee, which looks at breaches of conduct by authority members.
Global Witness is calling on Kaloti Jewellery International to immediately release its unpublished audit report, and is urging the government of Dubai to investigate any breaches of conduct by the DMCC.
The penalties which the NCAA can accept or add to didn't include a postseason ban in football, which faces eight Level I violations qualifying as severe breaches of conduct and 14 altogether.
