'promulgated measures' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe laws, regulations, policies, or other actions that have been made official through publication. Example sentence: The government promulgated new measures to tackle climate change.
As the threat of war intensified in Europe in the 1930s, Stalin promulgated coercive measures to increase Soviet population growth, including the banning of abortion despite its status as a woman's basic right.
Several countries have promulgated control measures and design guidelines to limit the proliferation of Legionella within hot water distribution systems (HWDS).
In 2010, the State Oceanic Administration of China, together with the Ministry of Finance, formulated and promulgated the 'Interim Measures for Marine Renewable Energy Special Funds Management' and established 'Application Guidelines of Marine Renewable Energy Special Funds'.
Among the many measures that were promulgated were streamlining the government, strengthening the armed forces, creating new standards in the civil service examination system, developing commerce and industry, promoting local self-government, and opening Peking University and modern schools.
While in power they closed girls' schools, promulgated Islamic law and introduced measures such as banning the playing of music in cars.
To date, no such limits have been promulgated no doubt in large measure to heavy-handed and moneyed lobbying by the interested Wall Street banks thereby freeing Goldman Sachs to encumber tens of thousands of tons of aluminum as is presently the case for this one commodity alone.
Controls on medicine pricing have been promulgated 27 times since 1997, but the measures have not had significant impact in reducing financial burden for service users.
Later that month the Dominican Republic promulgated a new constitution that, among other measures, prohibited the president from serving two consecutive terms, banned abortion, and stipulated that children born in the Dominican Republic to illegal immigrants were not Dominican citizens.
We used the same outcome measure of hypertension control as promulgated by the ONC program and endorsed by the national quality forum (NQF 0018; see National Quality Forum - http://www.qualityforum.org).org
That year, the new tsar promulgated the "Temporary Laws," which, among many regressive measures, prohibited further Jewish settlements outside the pale; and Christians within the pale were allowed to expel Jews from their areas.
