The phrase "compliance points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to regulations, standards, or guidelines where specific criteria or requirements must be met.
Example: "The audit revealed several compliance points that need to be addressed before the next review."
Alternatives: "regulatory requirements" or "compliance criteria."
"From a compliance point of view, it's going to make it harder," the banker said.
In a statement provided to the BBC, John DeLong, the NSA's director of compliance, pointed to internal privacy safeguards such as a hotline for people to report NSA activity they believe to be inconsistent with the rules.
That multiple daily dosing is a problem from a compliance point of view is well known from other therapies [ 21].
More frequent non-compliance points out the need for a better integration of guideline-based care in oncogeriatry (Biganzoli et al, 2012; Parks et al, 2012) and the need for specific clinical research (Mohile et al, 2012).
"If you present yourself as being pure without any deviations, it is fair to have episodes of, shall we say non-compliance, pointed out to people" in what was a barely disguised slam at Cruz.
Compliance Week points out another problem: Financial reporting executives need to figure out how to value them.
Physiologic changes in lung function, such as oxygenation, dead space, lung compliance, infection points on the pressure/volume curve, stress index, imaging, or slope of the expiratory flow curve, can be used as the sensor to maintain the desired input.
Johnson, the Clear Law compliance consultant, pointed out that "unions have for years provided sample ballots to its members showing which candidates the union endorses," but added that "the union, of course, doesn't have the ability to fire, or threaten to fire, a member because he or she votes for another candidate".
To determine whether treatment compliance influenced point prevalence abstinence, we also included the previous week's compliance in this analysis (retrospective analysis).
