The phrase "detect violations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to monitoring compliance, identifying breaches of rules or regulations, or assessing adherence to standards.
Example: "The software is designed to detect violations of data privacy policies in real-time."
Alternatives: "identify breaches" or "spot infractions."
We run automatic cheating detection to detect violations of the collaboration rules.
A capable and independent internal audit department tasked with continually checking employees' compliance with internal controls and standard operating processes also will deter employees from violating company procedures and policies and can detect violations when they do occur.
A global seismological network has been set up to detect violations.
Brokerage firms must have a system of supervision "reasonably designed to prevent and detect violations by their employees".
The proposal says governments could use "national means" _ or intelligence _ to detect violations by other countries and report them to all treaty members or to the Security Council.
Edge networks connected to the Internet need effective monitoring techniques to drive routing decisions and detect violations of Service Level Agreements (SLAs).
This is useful to decide which rule can be applied to a given situation and detect violation.
A modeling framework is required that can capture the layered CPS architecture and application needs, analyze current system state, detect violation of end-to-end dependability requirements, and reason about the validity of adaptations.
That is, our approach is capable of detecting violations of various classes of constraints and suggesting repair solutions for any violated structural and/or conformity constraint.
Outcome 1.2: The SEC promptly detects violations of the federal securities laws.
Run-time analysis algorithms for detecting violations of atomicity are presented.
