"receive discipline" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the act of being disciplined by someone or something, such as a teacher, a parent, or a set of rules. For example, "As a student I must receive discipline from my teacher in order to learn."
Education scholars have examined the cultural roots of disproportionate suspension and expulsion rates and argued that the persistent problem of students of color receiving discipline more often and more severely than their White peers is evidence of systemic racial and cultural bias against Black youth.
MLB added: "Melky Cabrera, Bartolo Colon and Yasmani Grandal, who already have served 50-game suspensions, will not receive additional discipline".
"So you want him to receive physical discipline as well, then?" the principal asked, as if this were the logical conclusion to their conversation, as if Board of Ed. rules didn't explicitly ban corporal punishment.
Rangers Coach John Tortorella also defended Hagelin's actions as those of a player looking to finish his check and said that if Hagelin was suspended, then Ottawa defenseman Chris Phillips should receive similar discipline for an elbow he landed to the head of Ryan Callahan during the first period.
Faced with full-frontal rudeness or casual violence, Clare must first follow school policy and ask, "Darren, are you ready to receive the discipline message?"...During my childhood in the Sixties, teachers and parents were still on the same side; today, you would be a fool to take that coalition of adults for granted.
Rome was sidelined from the rest of the game; McGinn received a five-minute penalty on the play, but did not receive further discipline from the league.
No penalty was called on the play nor did Boychuk receive any discipline from the league following the game, which drew public criticism from Canucks general manager Mike Gillis.
The officer and the supervisor will receive command disciplines, the civil liberties union said, which typically involve a loss of vacation days and a notice entered into the officer's personnel file.
While he notified the New York Police Department of the incident, he did so several days after it happened and received minor discipline as a result.
Yet over the course of their careers, these officers have received little discipline – a two-day suspension, a five-day suspension, a reprimand – according to city data.
But the report said that the department moved too slowly on substantiated complaints, and that significant numbers of officers against whom the review board issued findings received no discipline.
