"regulatory procedures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a set of rules or processes that have been put in place to oversee or regulate some activity. For example, "Accountants must comply with a variety of regulatory procedures in order to maintain accuracy in their record keeping."
The country also has high costs and lengthy regulatory procedures.
Because of regulatory procedures, however, government officials said that a ban probably would not be fully in effect for about a year.
Mr. Gore, who has repeatedly maintained that regulatory procedures blocked fulfillment of the old campaign promise, quickly endorsed the ombudsman's recommendation.
Even more pertinently, burdensome, resource-sapping regulatory procedures, which weigh heavily on smaller businesses, should be reduced and simplified to create a more competitive environment for small operators.
Bea said the fact that Nopsema wasn't going to make public any of the conditions BP would be held to meant it wasn't following proper regulatory procedures.
The £445,000 fine will be payable in 2011 and further details would be published by the FSA when it completed its regulatory procedures, the company said.
"It's the first of its kind, so it will be important to think about whether we need additional (regulatory) procedures to consider its effect on our oceans," says Aminzadeh, of Coastkeeper Alliance.
Production in animal milk might also appeal to new companies hoping to make lower-priced copycat versions of biotechnology drugs, if the regulatory procedures are eventually adopted for approving generic versions of such drugs.
They can be engineered to surpass stringent environmental standards, as well as comply with local zoning, permitting and regulatory procedures, allowing businesses to create their own electricity at the point of use, independently of the power system.
Coalition government minister Ken Clarke said today: "We are negotiating on the basis that the deal should simplify regulatory procedures to avoid duplication but be neutral on overall standards of protection for the environment.
The new duties of the R.A.C. and local safety committees, however, could be ordained by the director of the National Institutes of Health through standard regulatory procedures, panel members said.
