"establish law" is correct and usable in written English.
It generally denotes the implementation of legal regulations, or the act of instituting a specific set of laws or rules. For example, "The government has established a new law to protect citizens' privacy."
"I believe cases like this will almost establish law".
The coalition military forces are now seeking to establish law and order in Baghdad and elsewhere.
The challenge for the government is establish law and order before the militias regroup, Stephen said.
No government can be accused of repression for trying to establish law and order when confronted by gangs of protesters and rioters wielding weapons and constructing roadblocks.
"The objective was to establish law and order in a place where there was none," Karl Angell, a police spokesman, says.
It is true that Israel's willingness to co-operate will depend on the ability of the Palestinians to establish law and order in its army's wake.
Mr. Van Doren questioned whether state lawmakers have the nuanced knowledge of the complex economics of electricity to establish laws creating viable markets.
The former propose generalizations, the latter establish laws.
To establish laws and principles, we need well-designed scientific studies and replications of these studies.
But these reforms failed to address high levels of long-term unemployment, establish law-based states strong and transparent enough to guide economic renewal, or provide Keynesian stimuli to restart stalled growth.
And Jonathan Hafetz, an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union National Security Project, called the Bates decision "yet another rebuke to the government's claim that it is free to establish law-free zones".
