The word 'regulating' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used as a verb meaning "to control or direct according to rule". For example, "The government is responsible for regulating the banking industry."
The shadow chancellor of the exchequer, Ed Balls, apologised for failing to prevent the 2008 credit crunch by regulating banks more tightly: British regulations alone would not have stopped the crash.
Smith's move from the regulator to a supermarket he had been regulating in October 2012 was approved by the prime minister after guidance from the advisory committee on business appointments (ACOBA), on condition that Smith did not lobby civil servants or ministers on behalf of Tesco for two years.
The nascent Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has held a public hearing on the subject, boosting speculation that the federal government may start regulating payday lending.Clamping down on payday loans would make more sense if regulators had not made it harder for retail banks to serve low-income Americans.
"We've seen energy prices going through the roof, and I think we have to get much tougher on regulating these public utilities".
Since 2010 the EU has expressed concerns over what it sees as Hungary's failure to respect European democratic standards, while Washington and others have criticised new laws regulating everything from the media to churches.
"The only person he had to talk to was the chair of the trust who was charged with regulating and the oversight of what he was doing".
Messrs Friedman and Kraus argue that "Regulations, by their very nature, align the behavior of those being regulated with the ideas of those doing the regulating.
And that has been achieved not only by using Ecuador's limited oil wealth to benefit the majority, but by making corporations and the well-off pay their taxes (receipts have almost tripled in six years), raising public investment to 15% of national income, extending public ownership, tough renegotiation of oil contracts and re-regulating the banking system to support development.
It was, if you get your kicks out of re-regulating the banks or the right time to tackle the deficit, rattling good fun, even though Darling, Cable and Osborne all appeared to be dressed for a reunion of undertakers.
Some on the right claim that managed competition is not deregulation at all; artificial competition was manufactured by re-regulating former monopolies, such as local telecoms firms.
A country that once lectured the world on the "Washington consensus" of deregulation and privatisation is busy re-regulating Wall Street and nationalising Detroit.America has got ever deeper into debt, unable to kick the habit of living beyond its means.
