The phrase "involvement in violations" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to an individual's participation in unlawful activity or misconduct. For example, "The company was found guilty of fraud after an investigation revealed the CEO's involvement in violations of the law."
Dr. Bloche said in an interview that the use of health professionals in devising abusive interrogation strategies was unethical and led to their involvement in violations of international law.
In 1997, coach Steve Fisher was fired for his involvement in violations relating to the scandal.
"There are very strong suspicions that all that is done because someone needs to create an atmosphere of discontent among sports fans and athletes over the state's alleged involvement in violations and responsibility for it".
It urges Johnson to "raise these issues surrounding Sheikh Fawaz's past and current involvement in the violations of press freedom with the government of Bahrain".
But if managers don't do enough to prevent those violations, or let them go unaddressed for too long, then they should be held responsible — even in the absence of direct involvement in those violations".
Correction: October 1, 2003, Wednesday A picture caption on Thursday with a Sports of The Times column about the University of Michigan misstated the sum the basketball player Chris Webber was asked to pay the university in restitution for his involvement in rules violations.
The rules also allow the S.E.C. to reduce a payment based on the whistle-blower's culpability or involvement in the violations, and prohibit an award if the person obtained the information illegally.
At a news conference last week, Boeheim said he accepted "responsibility" for the actions of his program but said he had no "personal involvement" in the violations and would appeal his nine-game suspension for next season's 18 conference games.
