The phrase "imposition of discipline" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, but it is most often used in discussions about enforcing rules, regulations, or expectations. Example: The new school principal promised to increase the imposition of discipline in the classroom to improve student behavior. In this sentence, "imposition of discipline" refers to implementing stricter rules and consequences in order to improve student behavior.
(d) This section does not prohibit the imposition of discipline for harassment, threats, or intimidation, unless constitutionally protected ….
Nor do the test results here lead to the imposition of discipline or have any academic consequences.
"We thoroughly examined all factors relevant to the imposition of discipline, including employees' performance history — both before and since the Madoff events," he said.
Violations also may result in the imposition of discipline, particularly for repeated or blatant violations that demonstrate a conscious decision not to adhere to the school dress code requirements.
Fearsome Nurse Ratched (Teneisha Bonner, a tiny powerhouse of megalomania) puts her patients through a daily ballet routine, a visceral encapsulation of the suppression of individuality and the imposition of external discipline.
Through short-term lending and the imposition of rigid discipline over troubled national economies, the fund, which has resources of $106 billion, attempts to stabilize those economies and prevent their difficulties from undermining the global economy.
Officials say a pair of killings and a surge in drive-by shootings may be related to the new leadership's imposition of tighter discipline on local gang activity.
The imposition of financial discipline on governments as borrowers, as taxing bodies, and as issuers of money is not a bad thing, and most economists would see it as promoting an efficient distribution of resources.
The shift into full battle mode on Capitol Hill came a day after President Obama, aiming to modulate the Republican demands for cuts, called in his State of the Union speech for a partial five-year freeze in domestic spending by the federal government — a more gradual imposition of fiscal discipline, while still increasing some spending in education, research and other areas.
Another priority is to simplify Brazil's tangle of separate value-added tax systems for each of the 27 states, ending the "fiscal war" in which states lure investors by cutting rates".No reform will be dealt with seriously without political reform," says Mr Genro, meaning changes to the way Congress is elected and the imposition of party discipline.
The agreement calls for the creation of a new post of assistant commissioner and a separate research position to allow the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision to "oversee and monitor the disciplinary system" statewide, through data collection and tracking performance, with the goal of "promoting consistency and fairness" in the imposition of such discipline.
