The phrase "regulation of issues" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of controlling or managing various problems or concerns. Example: The government is responsible for the regulation of issues such as healthcare, education, and the environment.
This includes the regulation of privacy issues and of fields with extreme uncertainty including nanotechnology and biotechnology.
Prior research suggests industry affiliation, INDUSTRY, is an important control variable because companies in particular industries are exposed to higher public pressure (Jackson and Apostolakou 2010) and regulation of CSR issues, such as environmental protection, may vary between industries (Fischer and Sawczyn 2013).
The case studies focus on transboundary regulation of four issues in Sweden: mobile telephones and radiation protection, oil transport in the Baltic Sea, climate change adaptation, and regulation of coexistence of genetically modified crops.
It increased again after the switch to federal regulation of banknote issue (in 1881) and reached a peak of 30% in 1891.
But the only political passion that Kasich showed in his goodbye speech was in a broad call to lower taxes and to get rid of regulations; of the issues facing the country, he said, there was "frankly, nothing more imperative" than passing a balanced-budget amendment to the Constitution.
A key way to analyze professional groups is to analyze self-regulation of professional issues.
This article provides a brief history of environmental regulation, an overview of debates about regulation, and a discussion of issues to be considered in relation to regulation.
During that media conference Abbott flagged changes to the level of federal regulation of state education issues, saying the difference between Labor and the Coalition was "not over funding" but over the level of control Canberra should have.
Maf1 is a conserved and central regulator of Pol III repression in all organisms tested, making its mode of regulation an issue of high interest.
He calls the Bush administration the beginning of an "Age of Regulation".Two issues immediately suggest themselves.
