'commit offenses' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to refer to the action of breaking the law. For example, "Those convicted of serious crimes can expect to be sent to prison if they commit offenses in the future."
Soldiers who commit offenses will be held accountable as appropriate".
National studies have shown that African-American students are no more likely than others to commit offenses that require removal.
On Thursday, in a letter sent to the owners of the National Football League's thirty-two teams, the commissioner Roger Goodell introduced new punishment guidelines for any league personnel who commit offenses relating to domestic violence or sexual assault.
On average, 7 in 10 make it onto the stage; of those, 8 in 10 return to mainstream education or work, and more than 3 in 4 do not commit offenses or become repeat offenders.
In most civil-law countries, the punishment of agreements to commit offenses, irrespective of whether the criminal purpose was attempted or executed, is largely confined to political offenses against the state.
In most countries the punishment of agreements to commit offenses, irrespective of whether the criminal purpose was attempted or executed, is largely confined to political offenses against the state.
An August 21 indictment shows Yu has been charged under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, and is further accused of conspiracy to commit offense or defraud the United States.
The rebels committed offenses as well.
They committed offenses so vile that finally one man rose up.
No one can say with certainty how many of the men at Jemez Springs committed offenses after leaving the program.
On July 10 in Moscow, Sergei Yastrzhembsky, an aide to Mr. Putin, acknowledged that Russian troops might have committed offenses in the villages.
