"disciplinary infraction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to violations of rules or regulations. For example: "The employee was suspended due to a disciplinary infraction."
They have said that the dismissal stemmed from departmental findings that she had misused sick leave while on probation for an earlier disciplinary infraction.
"A routine school disciplinary infraction should land a student in the principal's office, not in a police precinct," attorney general Eric Holder said last January.
He was transferred last year to the California medical facility in Vacaville, southeast of Sacramento, after his wife died and he had a disciplinary infraction at the Oregon prison.
Although the immigration agency's new guidelines limit the use of solitary to 30 days for each disciplinary infraction, there are exceptions, and such confinement can be indefinite, according to data obtained by the National Immigrant Justice Center and the Investigative Reporting Workshop, a nonprofit journalism organization based at American University.
Three years later, authorities locked me in solitary and charged me with a disciplinary infraction for "running a business".
After being held in solitary for two months, I succeeded in reversing the disciplinary infraction, but administrators transferred me to a different camp.
Neither man has a record of serious disciplinary infractions, a department official said.
Solitary confinement was supposed to be reserved for prisoners who had committed serious disciplinary infractions.
As a federal magistrate found, Woodfox had not had "any serious disciplinary infractions for decades".
South Africa's season has been one of disappointment, abetted and compounded by a series of disciplinary infractions.
— They share details with him about arrests and failed drug tests, substandard work habits and disciplinary infractions.
