"formal compliance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to following rules, regulations, or procedures in a formal and official manner. Example: The company's policy requires all employees to adhere to formal compliance when handling confidential information.
Mr Wyatt also recommends formal compliance procedures for programme launches and a new protocol within BBC communications to ensure the corporate press office is included in sensitive stories.
Mr Wyatt also recommended a "formal compliance procedure" for season launches and said nominated executive producers should be "accorded a greater sense of ownership" and take responsibility for independent productions.
Developing a governance structure will require the combination of formal compliance processes that are common among investment funds and informal checks and balances that are common to grassroots organizations.
"If you look carefully at the Edison action, had the S.E.C. taken that kind of approach years ago -- the approach that formal compliance with GAAP is insufficient -- and had that message gotten out loud and clear, arguably you could have stopped Enron.
Additional practices include creating separate file space for committee work and formal compliance reviews.
Our empirical model implies that within data analysis, we have to ensure formal compliance with key prerequisites of linear regressions.
In particular, a modeling framework is proposed which is based on proper hierarchical composition, formal representations, and compliance with international control standards for logic control.
The volume expands the knowledge regarding these courts, assessing not only their performance in terms of formal justice and compliance with human rights standards but also their actual modus operandi.
They believe that social relations can easily turn formal controls and compliance between employers and employees into an informal implicit consensus in which employees regard their employers as part of "us" and thus comply with employers' orders.
This seems to result in an informal 'policing mechanism' of sorts which may be far more effective than formal systems of compliance -- and far less costly". Why would women value trust more and punish breaches more harshly?
