The phrase "departmental rules" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the specific regulations or guidelines that govern a particular department within an organization.
Example: "All employees must familiarize themselves with the departmental rules to ensure compliance and maintain a productive work environment."
Alternatives: "department guidelines" or "department policies".
Departmental rules bar officials from discussing asylum cases.
Check with your program office for departmental rules on incompletes.
The official asked not to be identified because of departmental rules barring public comment.
Seven officers, including four of the five who shot at the car, have been internally charged with breaking departmental rules.
Police officers are subject to local and departmental rules that can substantially limit what tactics are allowed.
It initially focused on dozens of officers, but grew to encompass hundreds, for violations of departmental rules, the people said.
After M.I.T. took her on, breaking a long-standing departmental rule against hiring its own graduate students, Duflo began devising her own experiments.
In March, for example, a panel of the federal Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Newark police officers who wore beards in observance of their Muslim faith were exempt from a departmental rule requiring that they be clean shaven.
If an officer who works in the northern Bronx and lives in Rockland County, for instance, breaks some departmental rule, he might be sent to work in a command in the far reaches of eastern Queens, such as the 105th Precinct, on the Nassau County line.
Arguing that the committee did not have a quorum and that he had other means of guarding against damage, Mr. Kempthorne not only refused to obey the committee's order but proposed to rescind the departmental rule requiring him to obey it.
Under departmental pension rules, Chief Harman is not eligible for retirement until later this month, and he has been placed on administrative leave until then.
