The phrase "enlistment by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate the act or process of enlisting someone or something into a particular organization or group. Example: "The army's strict enlistment by age requirements meant that many young men were turned away from joining."
We see this in the enlistment by the F.B.I., for example, of state and local law enforcement agencies in obtaining information on the activities of the citizenry.
He elected to extend his enlistment by six months, and in 1969, while still in the military, he joined the SPD.
Thousands of reservists and National Guard members are no longer serving voluntarily: they have been kept in the military past their agreed terms of enlistment by "stop loss" orders.
He argued — with something less than precise data — that passage of the bill would increase enlistment by 16percentt, and bring in more high-quality recruits who valued the education benefit.
However, the court vote clears the way for the Pentagon to bar enlistment by people who have undergone a gender transition.
He filled the time from the age of 14 to the age of enlistment by working as a Post Office messenger boy.
Still, many of the questions on the site were about re-enlistment, by men older than the Army's customary age maximum of 34.
They have seized on a prediction by the Congressional Budget Office that new, better benefits would decrease re-enlistments by 16percentt, which sounds ominous if you are trying — as Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain are — to defend a never-ending war at a time when extended tours of duty have sapped morale and strained recruiting to the breaking point.
He was instrumental in helping desegregate that Army, not only by encouraging enlistment but by using his influence to combat racial bias on military bases.
Evaluating enlistment last week by comparing it with Pearl Harbor may be unfair, given that this time around, the nation's leaders have yet to decide whom to fight or how.
Their reasoning is flawed since the C.B.O. has also predicted that the bill would offset the re-enlistment decline by increasing new recruits — by 16percentt.
