The phrase "practice enforcement" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in the context of law or policies being enforced. Example: The government has implemented stricter measures to ensure the practice enforcement of traffic laws. Every driver must comply with these regulations to maintain safety on the roads.
In a summary published this month, lawyers for the WilmerHale law firm said that new foreign corrupt practices enforcement cases by the S.E.C. and the Justice Department declined to just 27 last year, after spiking to a recent high of 90 in 2010, though violations of the act remain a stated priority for both agencies.
The passage of the Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act equalized reclamation standards across states and provided a baseline of procedures for reclamation practices, enforcement, and bonding.
But in practice, law enforcement officials say, neither option is ever invoked.
Under current practice, the enforcement officers who patrol for cars parked in violation of street-cleaning rules write out tickets — $65 for vehicles parked in Manhattan below 96th Street, and $45 everywhere else.
Although a Supreme Court ruling protects animal sacrifices when performed as part of religious practice, law enforcement officials said the pig was not killed swiftly and cleanly, but slowly and painfully.
If officers practice strict enforcement, people who use syringes have a disincentive to seek more, cleaner equipment, and will often re-use or share dirty needles.
An investigation into the Baltimore City Police Department by the Justice Department last year found that the BPD engaged in "a pattern or practice" of enforcement strategies resulting in "severe and unjustified rates of stops, searches and arrests of African Americans".
Although India has established regulations at the central and state levels for medicine, dentistry, and nursing with rules for registration, practice, and enforcement of standards, there remain shortcomings.
Tenant advocates say that a bewildering morass of city codes, inspection practices and enforcement policies too often perpetuate problems rather than solve them.
