"permissive regulations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe laws or other regulations that are not very strict and have a lot of lenience. For example, "The state government enacted permissive regulations to allow businesses to operate more freely."
Various projects involving unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were halted in neighbouring Kenya after regulators imposed bans, citing security concerns (new, more permissive regulations have since been drafted).
Permissive regulations allow at least the minimum impulse gratification required for individual well-being.
Further, we suggest that permissive regulations favour firms that innovate their products by sequentially upgrading core and peripheral subsystems, while restrictive regulations (in the long term) favour firms upgrading them simultaneously.
By longitudinally investigating hybrid cars competing in the Le Mans Prototype racing (LMP1), we counter-intuitively suggest that permissive regulations increase technological uncertainty and thus decrease the firms' likelihood of shifting their technological trajectory, while restrictive regulations lead to the opposite outcome.
With more permissive regulations than those in the US, between 2001 and 2009, human embryonic stem cell research has been performed on a large-scale in China, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, India, and Taiwan [ 29]; thus, cultural bias against human embryonic research is unlikely a real reason.
In 2009, the NHMRC shifted from a precautionary approach to permissive regulation of xenotransplantation consistent with policies adopted in other developed countries including Canada, New Zealand, United States and the European Union.
Analyses using these data will predict the consequences of more permissive regulation [ 102].
Similarly permissive regulation of cigarettes and addictive nicotine products will reduce tobacco use and improve smokers' health, but increase nicotine use in the population.
Tobacco policies must preserve the possibility of permissive nicotine regulation.
In permissive nicotine regulation, the FDA's missing indication is to improve nicotine addicts' safety.
A brief and focused research effort could solidify the already substantial justification for such permissive nicotine regulation.
