"define and enact" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used in legal or governmental contexts, where laws or policies are created and put into action. For example: - The government must first define and enact regulations to protect the environment. - The company's mission statement clearly defines and enacts its commitment to diversity and inclusion. - In order to effectively combat discrimination, we must define and enact specific measures to promote equality.
This suggests that how the professional role of massage therapists is defined and enacted by practitioners is context specific.
First, DEMIG POLICY is based on a broad definition of migration policies as "rules (i.e., laws, regulations, and measures) that national states define and [enact] with the objective of affecting the volume, origin, direction, and internal composition of migration flows" (Czaika and de Haas 2013: 489).
Socio-cultural change, in many respects imposed on Aboriginal men by external forces, has been compressed into a relatively short period of time, and has had devastating impacts on clarity in, and opportunities to self-define and enact, the roles and identity of Aboriginal men within contemporary society [ 49].
As he explains, "[a] very different perspective is reflected in descriptions of language as a social-semiotic system, which focus on its role in defining human experience, and enacting the social relations essential to our shared sense of humanity".
The lack of common meaning of the term is noteworthy, in that the manner in which the authors define misconceptions has direct bearing on how they perceive and enact relevant instructional strategies.
Increased investments are needed to not only survey the current behavioural landscape, but also to define strategies to enact effective change.
The researchers were well aware they were working in a politicised environment where programs are 'proposed, defined, debated, enacted, and funded through political processes, and in implementation they remain subject to pressures - both supportive and hostile' ([ 43], p. 94).
"Either we continue the trends we've been given and enact the bad future, or we refuse it and cut the knot of trend lines that defines our collectivity.
He must show leadership and enact change.
