The phrase "order peace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is requesting or demanding peace, often in a political or social context.
Example: "In times of conflict, we must come together to order peace and restore harmony in our communities."
Alternatives: "establish peace" or "seek peace."
Labor's support was based on restoring order, peace and security in Iraq, he said.
It was a brutal, ugly thing, but he brought order, peace, the law back to the land.
But "in the literature of our own day," Trilling goes on to argue, "the visionary norm of order, peace, honour, and beauty has no place".
— Mosharraf Zaidi (@mosharrafzaidi) May 9, 2013 "I dream of taking my children to a New Pakistan where there is law and order, peace, water, electricity, schools, jobs and health.
During a Senate hearing on changes to Australia's Migration Act, Stephen Charles QC said that an extension to the power of guards in detention centres would allow officers to use "reasonable force against any person" in order to protect the life, health or safety of people in detention or to maintain the good order, peace, or security of a detention centre.
But Reverend Butts is one of the city's leading black figures and in most regards a member of that amorphous entity known as the liberal elite, and so his belief that the Republican mayor has brought "order, peace, the law" to New York speaks eloquently about the evolution of opinion in liberal circles.
And every day he is seen arranging prosperity, ordering peace or, in an agreement with Barack Obama, America's president, (above, left) on carbon emissions, even saving the planet.
Orden y paz, order and peace, were his watchwords.
Democracy is held to be inherently prone to good order and peace.
We must quickly re-establish law and order and peace with dialogue and tolerance".
Rallies and activities that affect security, public order, civil peace and the interests of the people are against the law.
