"public procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the rules or processes that are established for public use. For example, "The city developed numerous public procedures for filing a complaint."
Furthermore, says Dr Chandler, the public procedure by which marine reserves are designated as such causes delays.
But it may be that an unprecedented demand and need for undelayed action may call for temporary departure from that normal balance of public procedure.
It was to be hoped that the normal balance of legislative and executive authority would be adequate to meet the emergency, but events must call for a temporary departure from the normal balance of public procedure.
"This is a huge chance to finally get solid answers in a public procedure.
However, there is still a public procedure involving the Russian parliament which must be gone through to authorise any such action.
The senators contend, accurately, that the HEA and APA "prohibit the Department from unilaterally amending or delaying a final rule except through a new negotiated rulemaking or in very narrow circumstances," where the department, as the relevant statute reads "for good cause finds... that notice and public procedure thereon are impracticable, unnecessary, or contrary to the public interest".
Because the study was directed at an evaluation of information acquired during routine public health procedures, information acquired in cluster investigations done because of DNA fingerprint clustering was not included.
I just don't know whether it is public hospital procedure or Australian procedure.
From an administrative point of view, despite the common legal framework of the stock company, two JPFEs continued to use public procurement procedures in the fulfilment of ordinary purchasing activities, while the other two adopted private procedures.
The commission warned France in fall 2002 about its failure to open its public procurement procedures.
