The phrase 'law number' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the number associated with a particular law or statute. For example, "The new anti-discrimination law is Law Number 42-123".
The categories of theft are defined in Chapter 440/441/442/443/444/445 of the Crime Law Number 111 (1969), and amendment number 117 of the Iraqi Crimes Military Law number 13 (1940).
For instance, Colonel Qaddafi's Law Number Four, which empowers the state to confiscate private property and resell it, has yet to be repealed.
"Law number 4", passed in 1963 to sanction fierce censorship, was lifted for the press in 1999.So, though books, pamphlets and posters remain under the censor's thumb, newspapers and magazines have proliferated.
The SNUC was finally approved in 2000 by Federal Law number 9.985/00.
Vinasse was characterized within the parameters established in law number 11220 of the Province of Santa Fe [17].
Indonesia revoked tax holiday on FDI from the year 1984 under the Law Number 7 passed in 1983.
The final logistic regression model included, marriage decision making, age at marriage, physical, verbal or emotional abuse by in-laws, number of hours spent with husband, frequency of sexual intercourse/week and marital rape (Table 3).
Under the current law, the number of pensioners will increase 47 percent between now and 2050.
Following Moore's law, the number of transistors on chip has grown exponentially for decades.
There is no limit in the law on number of owned guns.
Under the law, the number of working mothers who were uninsured fell to a historic low.
