"interim remedy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it as a noun to refer to a temporary solution or fix for an issue. For example: "We are looking for an interim remedy for the issue until we can come up with a longer-term solution."
For samples having low ΣS0/ΣS-II, an interim remedy is recommended: letting pKa2 = 6.3 for all HSn− ions.
Ultimate response guidelines (URG), a plant specific interim remedy action plan, was developed to manage accidents caused by compound disasters which exceed design models.
"The Texas Legislature responded to the federal court's findings by amending the state's voter ID law with Senate Bill 5, which fixes the issues that the court identified and mirrors the interim remedy put in place for the 2016 elections.
Instead of proposing a breakup, the Justice Department said it would use the other interim remedies ordered by Judge Jackson last year as a model for proceeding.
Microsoft has said some of the interim remedies "are outside the scope of the issues in the case and evidence presented at trial".
The settlement is modeled in part on interim remedies ordered by the now-banished Judge Jackson.
Those interim remedies were designed to guarantee that consumers and PC manufacturers would be given some choice over what software should be preloaded onto their machines, and to make sure that competitors can create software applications on an equal footing with Microsoft's own applications.
Under Section 8, the Secretary of State could pass a statutory instrument setting out the rules and limits surrounding compensation for the employee's dismissal after making a protected disclosure; until this is done, Section 9 provided interim remedies, which were the same as in other cases of unfair dismissal.
Although federal courts in some states, such as Wisconsin and Texas, have imposed interim remedies to assist those who, for example, do not have one of the narrow forms of photographic identification required to cast a ballot, reports from the early voting period suggest that misinformation is widespread.
The interim "conduct remedies" set forth by Judge Jackson in June 2000 are a good starting point.
Now it plans to appeal not just against Judge Jackson's break-up ruling, but also against the interim conduct-remedies that he has proposed.
