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Discover Ludwig"poorly enforced" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to laws, rules, or regulations that are not properly or strictly enforced. For example, "The traffic laws in my city are poorly enforced."
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However, the act has been poorly enforced.
But the freeze has been poorly enforced.
Domestic violence laws are nonexistent or poorly enforced.
The law was poorly enforced, but stoked American anger.
Too many laws are weak or poorly enforced.
China has pollution charges, but they are low and poorly enforced by weak environment bureaus.
Biosecurity is often ignored by farmers and poorly enforced by Defra.
Malaysia has strict gun laws, but they are poorly enforced and lead to few prosecutions.
And although Malaysia has strict gun laws, they are poorly enforced, with few prosecutions.
The charges against Mr. Khodorkovsky arise from the mid 1990's, when laws were badly written and poorly enforced.
When the United Nations placed an embargo on the diamonds (even though it was poorly enforced), the rebels lost ground.
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