"pass and implement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of passing something (usually a law or policy) and then taking steps to put it into effect. For example: "The new policy was passed and implemented quickly to reduce impact on the local economy."
Many policies require legislation, which can take a year or more to prepare, pass and implement.
The new parliament should pass and implement a draft political parties law requiring armed militias to disband.
It now faces a "twisted Diet", meaning it lacks enough support in both the upper and the lower house to pass and implement legislation on its own.
So if Republicans were actually in power I think the chance that they'd be willing to detail, pass, and implement the Ryan budget, as written, approaches zero.
There would then be two years for banks to prepare their models and reporting systems, and for the EU to pass and implement a capital-adequacy directive for banks and investment firms, modelled on Basel 2.This is a tight schedule even with the extra year, and the Basel committee is deliberately shutting out debate on "new" issues.
Berkeley was the first city in the United States to pass and implement a sugary drink tax large enough to impact consumption.
"Accountability means sometimes collaborating with governments, working with parliament to pass reforms and implement policy, but when there is no movement, we take them to court".
"I came to the conclusion months ago, and I said it to members of Congress, that the only way people are going to fully appreciate what this reform is if we pass it and implement it and it becomes not a caricature but a reality, and I still believe that," Axelrod said.
So far, the city has already passed and implemented 16 of their recommendations.
It described the Democrats' "clear and obvious purpose in proposing, passing and implementing socialist programs through federal legislation".
These pending measures must be passed and implemented, and other states and localities need to follow suit.
