"imposed penalty" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a punishment or consequence that has been officially decided and enforced by someone in a position of authority. Example: The judge imposed a penalty of 100 hours of community service on the defendant for their crime.
It has cut some of its exorbitant fees and harshly imposed penalty charges.
The increase in Lb G will raise the imposed penalty for the non-green energy sources.
The controversial rules imposed penalty points for motorists who drove through amber traffic lights, with a driving ban after two offences.
An imposed penalty factor is introduced to allow solutions that violate soft constraints to remain in the population during the solution progress guiding the algorithm convergence to a minimum network cost.
The rules imposed penalty points for motorists who drove through amber traffic lights, with a driving ban after two offences, as well as increasing penalties for speeding, drinking and driving and using a mobile phone while behind the wheel.
In the 4th century BC, the suspect was judged by the Palladion, a court which had jurisdiction over unintentional homicide; the imposed penalty seems to have been more than a fine but less than death maybe exile, as was the case in the murder of a Metic.
The trial judge imposed penalties of about $18 million.
Standard Life recently imposed penalties of up to 25% on early surrender of policies.
If sanctions are imposed, penalties could include the cutoff of U.S. assistance and certain export restrictions.
The university had imposed penalties on itself last year in hopes of pre-empting further sanctions.
It filed an administrative proceeding against Ernst, and an administrative law judge imposed penalties.
