The phrase "compatible with law" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something adheres to legal standards or regulations.
Example: "The new software must be compatible with law to ensure compliance with industry regulations."
Alternatives: "in accordance with the law" or "legally compliant".
Kenyon, speaking after the ECA meeting, insisted Chelsea would support a ban on the international transfers of players aged under 18 if if Uefa managed to persuade the European Commission it was compatible with laws on freedom of movement.
Last month, the army newspaper Quan Doi Nhan Dan said the arrests "are totally legal in Vietnamese law and compatible with international law".
If we stay in the single market, such a law would be compatible with EU law, if limited to non-EU-origin investors.
UK law, which is compatible with EU law and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, is crystal clear that this should only happen when they are sure children are suffering or likely to suffer significant harm.
It could in fact be argued that, by making it possible for Member States to negotiate and conclude agreements with third countries that are compatible with Community law, the range of operation of Community law is extended to countries outside the European Union.
The council is responsible for vetting election candidates and approving Parliament's laws to make sure they are compatible with Islamic law and the Constitution.
In January, the Interior Department proposed changing the law, in part to make it more compatible with the law under which the corps operates.
See articleSquaring a circleGermany's constitutional court ruled that the European Union's Lisbon treaty is compatible with German law, but only if the German parliament passes a new law to make clear that it participates fully in EU legislation.
It was unambiguous and compatible with international law.
His ceasefire conditions are fully compatible with international law.
