The phrase "discipline measures" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to any actions or strategies used to enforce discipline or maintain order. You can use it in situations where there is a need for structure and control, such as in a classroom or workplace. Example: "The school has implemented stricter discipline measures to address the recent increase in student misbehavior."
Instead, finance ministers have been asked, for their meeting next month, to come up with ideas for "effective" budgetary discipline measures.
"Zero tolerance started out as a term that was used in combating drug trafficking and it became a term that is now used widely when you're referring to some very punitive school discipline measures.
But until now, there had been little sign of how the party might deal with his case; some analysts had said Mr. Bo might avoid criminal charges and be subject to party discipline measures instead.
State bodies are reconsidering their states' school discipline measures, too.
Police are investigating teenage parents who broadcast disturbing "discipline" measures taken against their toddler on Snapchat.
The emerging and growing "public opinion monitoring sector" further testifies such centralization mechanism of the Internet being used as soft discipline measures mainly by the central government.
He added: "Following the procedures of the Clergy Discipline Measure, the Bishop of Durham has prohibited both Rupert and Ali from their public ministry for a period of 18 and 12 months respectively.
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