"due procedure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the proper and fair process or method that must be followed in a specific situation. For example: The company's HR department must ensure that all employees are familiar with the due procedure for filing complaints against their superiors. In this sentence, "due procedure" refers to the established process or protocol for handling complaints, which must be followed in order for it to be considered fair and just.
I am confident that, during the debate on ESA Youth provisions, Government Ministers were clear about their voting intentions and followed due procedure.
Management had allegedly sacked one of their colleagues with no notice and without following due procedure.
At the same time, "due procedure" does not, repeat not, mean millions of women should continue to stay silent, fearing they can't win a "he said/she said" faceoff against a man with more power and friends.
He said he had repeatedly asked for the Earl's help to this effect, claiming the jury had not yet come up with their verdict; Dudley had always answered that the matter should rest, since a jury had found that there was no murder, by due procedure of law.
The study was approved by the Department of Health of Anhui Province in China, and the DUE criteria for cefepime and the DUE procedure were approved by the Drug and Therapeutics Committee (DTC) of the hospital.
It is important that a separate administrative procedure, or internal due process procedure, be established within an organization to deal with concerns about aberrant behavior".
Because of tradeoffs during negotiations, union leaders said, principals still maintain their right to tenure through a due process procedure that requires the school system to prove incompetence or misconduct.
"We are allowing a civil servant of the federal government to come in and actually drag somebody out of a Sixth Amendment constitutional due process procedure".
"Obviously people are going to have a range of views about the rights and wrongs of the decision... all we ask people to do is to accept it was a decision that was made in good faith following the due procedures that we have under the legislation and under the tenets of Scots law".
But their statement said that the university regretted the public disclosure of the charges, saying it conflicted with due process procedures for those charged with professional misconduct and other infractions.
Columbia, in a statement yesterday, said that courts have ruled that due process procedures guaranteed in American courts are "not necessary to ensure a fair and effective process for handling the violations of university policies".
