The phrase "conduct violation" is grammatically correct and widely used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to any action or behavior that goes against established norms, rules, or codes of conduct. For example: The employee was terminated for a conduct violation due to consistently arriving late to work.
Mr. Chesney was charged with a lesser disorderly conduct violation.
Mr. Powell said he was issued a disorderly conduct violation and was arrested for an outstanding warrant for marijuana possession.
He spent about 12 hours in a jail cell and was let go after he pleaded guilty to a disorderly conduct violation, according to the lawsuit.
Regarding the disorderly conduct violation, Eugene O'Donnell, a professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice and a former New York police officer and prosecutor in Brooklyn and Queens, said the disorderly conduct violation covered a broad swath of conditions, which makes it a handy tool for officers to cite people who are not technically breaking other specific laws.
I was, however, fortunate enough to be the first to be processed from my bus, with only a disorderly conduct violation summons, in no small measure because of my editors' contacting Police Headquarters to ensure my swift release.
He was offered a plea deal for a disorderly conduct violation, which he declined.
Many of the charges were typical of college campuses: under-age drinking, disorderly conduct, violations of open-container laws.
His two arrests resulted in disorderly conduct violations for which he performed community service, and a case against him in 1987, when he was 13, was dropped.
I was being charged with two counts of disorderly conduct (violations) and one count of obstructing government administration (resisting arrest, in other words, a misdemeanor).
Pima Community College said he had been suspended for conduct violations and withdrew in October after five instances of classroom or library disruptions that involved the campus police.
Skater Levi Kirkpatrick separately accused U.S. Speedskating executive director Mark Greenwald of "code of conduct" violations for threatening Kirkpatrick and failing to properly manage the program.
