'law enactment' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of making and issuing a law, or when referring to a law that has been issued. For example, "The government had to pass a law enactment in order to protect the endangered species."
Because of Delaware's leading role in U.S. corporate law, enactment of benefit corporation legislation in my state is critical for these businesses that seek access to venture capital, private equity, and public capital markets.
Two years after the law enactment, only an estimated 10 20% of such venues have banned smoking (Martín-Luengo 2007).
The benefits provided by the Japanese LTC system after LTCI law enactment (April,2006) include services of care prevention benefits and services of long-term care benefits[ 9].
A study conducted in Geneva looked at hospital admissions in one hospital during four differing time periods in the smoke-free law enactment and implementation process; and although a similar analysis (adjusted Poisson Regression) was used, they found the reverse of our findings.
It also includes, however, some civil-law enactments, among these a chapter that declares that daughters cannot inherit land.
Since the law's enactment, tens of thousands of pages have been blacklisted.
Those political attacks ignore the considerable benefits delivered to millions of people since the law's enactment three years ago Saturday.
They said they were hopeful that federal courts in New York and San Francisco would block the law's enactment nationwide.
The supreme court previously has rejected some of these claims in cases decided before the law's enactment.
The Senate bill, on the other hand, would eliminate lifetime limits for new health plans six months after the law's enactment.
Now, at the beginning of the first cockfighting season since the law's enactment, legislators and animal welfare activists are hoping for an unprecedented crackdown on the practice.
