"patent violation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of infringing on someone's patented invention or idea without their permission. Example: The company was sued for patent violation after it was discovered that they had been using a similar technology to the one patented by their competitor.
"Since the buyer acquires the right to use the machine, there is no patent violation when he uses capsules of other producers," it said.
The President's campaign committee committed unlawful acts to promote his own reëlection (a patent violation of democratic norms, itself impeachable if undertaken at the President's direction).
The company argued that the Viola work predated Mr. Doyle's invention, but the judge ruled that the jury could not consider that issue in weighing the patent violation question.
Monsanto contends that the patent violation is Bowman's fault because he took the grains and used them to create new versions of Monsanto's patented soybeans that Monsanto, the patent holder, hadn't sold him.
In the closely watched case, the high court ruled that judges had flexibility in deciding whether to issue court orders barring continued use of a technology after juries found a patent violation.
Susan C. Schwab, the United States trade representative, is scheduled to decide by Aug. 6 whether to ban handsets that have Qualcomm's newest chips because of the patent violation.
Samsung had in fact already filed an appeal before the President's veto was announced, as the ITC's ruling only upheld one of the four patent violations that the North Korean company accused Apple of violating.
That case sought damages in the "billions of dollars" over patent violations, while Motorola was also counterclaiming that TiVo was violating patents of Morotola's.
American drug manufacturers charged patent violations.
Samsung has filed countersuits, accusing Apple of patent violations.
Some point to so-called patent trolls, companies that exist solely to sue over patent violations.
