"enjoin" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a verb that means to formally or officially command or urge someone to do something. Example sentence: The judge enjoined us to respect the court's decision.
What has happened in the four years since Ebert made his article SFW is a proliferation of warnings and cues that enjoin us not to click.
Horror of horrors, the company is owned by a foundation whose rules "enjoin the company to look after its staff as well as to make a profit".
The Bank's articles of agreement, its founding charter, enjoin its officers to remain studiously apolitical.Of course, the neophytes soon learned all about the political character of their host countries.
After failing to enjoin the programme, they are now threatening to sue any school that accepts voucher students.
There are a few who, despite the risk of looking chaotically undemocratic, simply enjoin him to go: over half the Labour supporters in a Populus poll for the Times want him out.Mr Brown can scarcely complain about disloyalty, for he helped to inculcate a taste for plots and mutinies during his long march to Downing Street.
The Stiftung's rules enjoin the company to look after its staff, as well as to make a profit.
Big billboards around town enjoin citizens to "ready themselves" for the games.
All languages can employ different sentence structures to state facts (declarative), to ask questions (interrogative), and to enjoin or forbid some course of action (imperative).
From Hadith comes the Sunnah (literally, a "well-trodden path"—i.e., taken as precedent and authority or directive), to which the faithful conform in submission to the sanction that Hadith possesses and that legalists, on that ground, can enjoin.
Charles Pollock, a citizen of Massachusetts who owned 10 shares of the company's stock, filed a lawsuit seeking to enjoin the company from carrying out its stated intention to comply with the act.
His opinion for the court in 1947 upheld the power of the federal courts to enjoin a strike in coal mines then under control of the federal government.
