The term "functioning rule" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a principle, policy, or procedure that explains or guides how something is to be done or organized. For example, "The functioning rules of the organization were designed to promote efficiency."
"It is difficult to see how the EU can build an enlarged area of political stability and functioning rule of law on its Eastern borders if the Russian president is allowed to continually sweep away criticism on these fundamental issues, and if the EU is not pushing for a concrete response," said Amnesty's Dick Oosting.
The violent methods the politicians use become the modus operandi of their period in office, and the whole political system is corrupted.Mr Collier observes that elections begin to pay dividends to society only when they occur in a system of checks and balances, with a functioning rule of law: "As with elections and reform, democracy is a force for good as long as it is more than a façade".
"If there was a functioning rule of law in this country, it would have been canceled long ago.
"If there was a functioning rule of law, then he would be punished even more severely," said the girl's mother, Sultana, wearing a traditional all-covering burqa.
This paper presents the functioning rules of the bioreactor operation monitoring system and collecting of measurement data during the experiments.
The obtained results complete the investigations of the computational power of generalized communicating P systems and provide further examples for simple architectures with simple functioning rules which are as powerful as Turing machines.
An optimiser which modifies the fuzzy membership functions, rule base and defuzzification algorithms is considered.
The design of membership functions, rule base are made with aid of genetic algorithm (GA).
If you try and understand brain areas using a simple one-function-per-region and one-region-per-function rule you'll never be able to design the experiments needed to unpick the degenerate tangle of structure and function.
You institute a "no bodily functions" rule at the dinner table.
There are, however, some reports of the song system and other neurobehavioural models [3], [13] [15] that do not easily fit this structure-function rule in which more "hardware" is correlated with improved behavioural performance.
