The phrase "procedural irregularities" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to a legal or administrative procedure that is not being followed correctly or as intended. For example, "The court found that there had been procedural irregularities in the way the case was handled, and the defendant was declared innocent."
None of the opposing candidates claimed procedural irregularities.
But that verdict was overturned this year by Serbia's Supreme Court over procedural irregularities.
December 25 2005 The supreme court overturns the convictions on procedural irregularities and orders a retrial.
Their members on Mr Mecs's committee have walked out, talking of procedural irregularities.
Conveniently, the results of elections in Siirt were nullified because of procedural irregularities, opening up a few seats in Parliament.
In the well-chosen words of Christopher Bovis, an internationally respected expert on public procurement standards, the story of the garden bridge's tendering was "littered with procedural irregularities".
Last month, the licence of the Ethiopian Bar Association, one of the few remaining independent civil society groups was suspended on a procedural irregularity.
So unless some sort of procedural irregularity has occurred during the trial any appeal has to be based on the judge's summing-up.
He insisted that the matter on which he was convicted, known as the Investment Center affair, amounted to procedural irregularity rather than corruption.
"Citizenship can be revoked upon the discovery of any procedural irregularity, even if you now fulfill the conditions for naturalization anyway," said Darryl Li, a legal researcher from Yale who is studying the veterans' cases.
In a contentious 3-2 decision, the Constitutional Court on Monday ordered that the clock on the trial be turned back to April 19, part of an awkward remedy to resolve what it decided was a procedural irregularity.
