The phrase "its enactment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the implementation or formal establishment of a law, policy, or regulation.
Example: "The committee discussed the implications of its enactment on the community."
Alternatives: "the implementation" or "the establishment".
Yet, even with its enactment it will certainly be far better for people to have a health care proxy.
While in some instances the Sarbanes-Oxley law has overcompensated for the corporate excesses that stimulated its enactment, it has indeed empowered independent directors, particularly through audit committees.
At the time of its enactment, it also gave the industry one decade before unit-level traceability becomes enforced, meaning the clock is ticking.
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Beginning with its enactment, it required studies of the habits and habitats of free-ranging horses and burros, permitting public land to be set aside for their use.
The much-reviled and poorly understood Patriot Act, at least as administered, has done little to restrict civil liberty as it stood before its enactment".
Killing a bill, quashing it before it comes out of committee or otherwise impeding its enactment preserves the status quo.
This is a founding principle of the United States, and it has withstood many challenges since its enactment more than 200 years ago.
Well, it can wreck havoc with your company's cash flows, too, and it has been doing just that since its enactment in 1986.
Its enactment would mark an important turning point -- it would show that the power of the banks can be broken.
"It's an issue Congress never even thought about during its enactment," said Marci Hamilton, one of the lawyers representing Pomona.
