"has enforced" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example sentence: The government has enforced new restrictions in response to the pandemic.
The dissidents say that Mr. Shater has enforced compliance with even internally controversial positions.
It has enforced world trade law much more vigorously than did its predecessor, the GATT.
For nearly three decades, it has enforced one of the world's strictest family planning policies.
A parade of dictatorial presidents has enforced one-man rule through private armies of thugs.
It has enforced rules prohibiting public comment from anyone but Commissioner Gary Bettman and Bill Daly, the deputy commissioner.
They say he has enforced an insular and hierarchical culture left over from the group's decades underground.
research, an attitude that it has enforced in the most basic way: through maintaining a monopoly on B.S.E.
For more than 30 years, the University of Colorado has enforced a sensible policy banning guns from its campuses.
With attention refocused on President Enrique Peña Nieto's energy, telecommunications, and education reforms, the administration has enforced a policy of silence on crime and violence.
And Moscow has... enforced its stranglehold on energy supplies into Latvia in order to squeeze the democratic government in Riga".
The rulemaking process comes against a backdrop of growing criticism of how well the bank has enforced its current rules.
