"decree prohibiting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to an official order that prohibits something from happening or being done. For example, "The king issued a decree prohibiting all citizens from leaving the kingdom without his permission."
Last November Libya's new interior ministry issued a decree prohibiting "revolutionary brigades" from arresting and interrogating suspects.
A council has proposed a ban on mini-skirts in public to promote "respect" - three weeks after an official proposed a city decree prohibiting low trousers because God wouldn't like it.
(a) Drawing on relevant international practice and pursuant to Article XXII (1) of the Interim Agreement and the Note for the Record, the Palestinian side will issue a decree prohibiting all forms of incitement to violence or terror, and establishing mechanisms for acting systematically against all expressions or threats of violence or terror.
The khap passed a decree prohibiting marriage against societal norms.
The coronation drove the pope to allow Becket to lay an interdict, or decree prohibiting church rites, on England as punishment, and the threat of an interdict forced Henry to negotiate with Becket in July 1170.
"Then they passed a decree prohibiting cutting the woods around Baikal, to protect it.
After 391 Christianity was far more than one among many religions: from that year onward, imperial decree prohibited all forms of pagan cult, and the temples were closed.
Provisions of the decree prohibit the police from stopping people based solely on where they are, or how they respond to the presence of a police officer.
Since the operative portion of the decree prohibits any financial connection between the attorney and the Union, the decree cannot stand; and to the extent any other part of the decree forbids this arrangement it too must fall.
For the future, the (extant) senatorial decree prohibited men from acting as priests in the cult, banned secret meetings, and required the praetor's and Senate's authorization of ceremonies to be performed by gatherings of more than five people.
But there was no consensus on any overall view of the future, nor was there any political will to implement one.The new decree prohibits the issue of new residency and fishing permits.
