"normative instrument" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a document or tool that sets standards or guidelines for behavior. You can use this phrase when discussing laws, regulations, or policies that dictate how people should behave or make decisions. For example, "The new normative instrument on environmental protection requires all businesses to reduce their carbon emissions by 50%."
As such, bioethics evolved into a normative instrument for policy and legislation (Tallacchini [2009]).
It is specifically in this context that ethics came to be institutionalised as a normative instrument to justify law and regulation (Tallacchini 2009).
The main normative instrument has been the benchmarking system for measuring municipalities' success in the labour market integration of migrant newcomers set up in 2002 (Liebig, 2007) to compare the diffusion of effective integration measures between municipalities.
updating of the World Soil Chapter, a key normative instrument adopted in 1981 by the FAO Conference, with the new version to take account of many changes in the intervening period.
"Venezuela is at the forefront of normative instruments in defence of the women," Andreína Tarazón, the minister for women, said at an event last year, noting that the law lists 19 types of violence against women as crimes and recent reform added the crimes of femicide and incitement to suicide.
Increased normative instruments.
Increased normative instruments for implementation of introduction programmes.
Normative instruments directed at participants in introduction programmes.
Normative instruments involve attempts or the discontinuation of attempts to influence local governments by conviction, persuasion or knowledge.
Due to the fact that coercive instruments were introduced at an earlier stage in Denmark to ensure compliance at the local level, normative instruments have not been used as extensively as in Sweden.
An alternative theoretical model that could have been used to analyze the central and local government relations is that created by Goldsmith, (2002), although his central concept is control and does not take all of the economic and normative instruments of central government into account.
