"occupation regime" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a government or administration that has taken control of a territory by force or conquest. Example: "During World War II, many European countries fell under the occupation regime of Nazi Germany."
A Bridge to Baghdad has been unapologetic in its opposition to the occupation regime.
He meant the Tunisian nationalists, of course, rather than the French occupation regime.
Little came of it, except perhaps making the Allied occupation regime more suspicious than it might have been.
A German occupation regime was established, but it enjoyed only limited success in fulfilling the demands of the Reich.
The occupation regime is more entrenched, with no sign it is beginning to relinquish its grip on our life.
The occupation regime is harshly persecuting the indigenous Crimean Tatar population, which enjoyed considerable freedom under Ukrainian rule.
There is also a subsidised International Commission for the Evaluation of the Nazi and Soviet Occupation Regimes in Lithuania.
This talk examines continuities and shifts in the techniques, applications, and politics of fingerprinting as it was utilized by local, national, and occupation regimes during these decades of political tumult and war.
173 p. The white book : losses inflicted on the Estonian nation by occupation regimes, 1940-1991 / [authors, Jaak Kangilaski... [et al.] ; editors, Vello Salo... [et al.] ; translators, Mari Ets... [et al.]].
It assisted the Germans in imposing one of the most brutal occupation regimes in occupied Europe and helped guard and execute prisoners at the Banjica concentration camp in Belgrade.
A decisive victory was defined as including the potential for territorial occupation and regime change if necessary.
