"loose enforcement" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a lack of rigidity or strictness when enforcing a rule, regulation, or law. For example, you could say, "The loose enforcement of the dress code at the office allowed employees to express their personal style."
Though the Ecuadorean government has promised to tighten lax standards and even looser enforcement that made the spill possible, skepticism about that pledge is almost universal.
The law generally requires permanent residency, but Mr. Freyre said the section of the law applying to areas of "descanso" or "veraneo" — vacation or summer destinations — leaves open the possibility of looser enforcement in selected places, perhaps coastal areas, Old Havana and the golf communities that are currently under development with foreign investment.
As Holder and Ogden issue this memo, the District Attorney of Los Angeles is gearing up for a multi-million dollar offensive (in a broke city and state) against the very clinics he promised looser enforcement and more cooperation with during the campaign.
Loose regulations and lax enforcement.
Lax enforcement and loose incorporation laws like those in Delaware and Nevada give the U.S. a growing reputation as a haven for tax evasion and off-the-books banking.
A history of loose law enforcement has also attracted hundreds of international fugitives over the years.
But it seems they were just operating so fast and so loose, law enforcement had to recognize it, and casino operators recognized it, and yet it went on for a while.
Although Chinese medicine is regarded as a formal medical treatment in the health care system of Taiwan [ 86] and Chinese herbal remedies are manufactured in certificated pharmaceutical factories, adulteration remains common due to the loose regulations and enforcement requiring factories to validate relatively few items.
She has seized on loose federal campaign financing enforcement to substantially drive up the amount of money that can be accepted from the wealthiest donors.
The BP-Transocean Oil Spill and the Wall Street collapse might never have happened without the promotion by shadow lobbyists of loose regulation and/or weak enforcement that benefited themselves and their elite brethen.
