The phrase "compliance failures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing issues related to adherence to regulations, standards, or policies.
Example: "The company faced significant penalties due to multiple compliance failures in its reporting practices."
Alternatives: "regulatory breaches" or "adherence issues."
The compliance failures are egregious and systemic".
The BBC Trust's investigation of the incident found a number of concerning compliance failures.
The confessions have kept coming, including this week's acknowledgement of past control and compliance failures at the Swiss private bank.
Such compliance failures, due to forgetfulness or lack of information, result in missing dosages or taking medication incorrectly.
He said: "We deeply regret and apologise for the conduct and compliance failures highlighted which were in contravention of our own policies as well as expectations of us".
Stride Gaming, which was fined £7.1m last November for "compliance failures", is understood to have instructed bankers at its stockbroker Investec to find a buyer.
Reporting any compliance failure or policy violation directly to the appropriate Under Secretary, Assistant Secretary, or other key official of the Department for appropriate administrative or disciplinary action.
Reporting any compliance failure or policy violation directly to the appropriate Under Secretary, Assistant Secretary, or other key official of the Department along with taking action to correct the failure or violation.
Providing a plan of action and milestones to the Assistant Secretary for Information and Technology on at least a quarterly basis detailing the status of actions being taken to correct any security compliance failure or policy violation.
Requiring any key official of the Department who is so notified to report to the Assistant Secretary with respect to an action to be taken in response to any compliance failure or policy violation reported by the Assistant Secretary.
On the other, the cost of a data breach or a compliance failure is not just regulatory sanction – the General Data Protection Regulation GDPRR) that came into force in May gives watchdogs the power to fine transgressors up to four per cent of their total global revenues – but also huge reputational damage.
