"relevant regulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to a law, rule, or other type of regulation that is applicable to a specific situation. For example: "The company must comply with all relevant regulations set by the local government."
Its authors called for access to insurance, via relevant regulation, to be included as an explicit commitment in the summit's outcome document.
He added: "We work to minimise our [environmental] potential effect, complying with or exceeding relevant regulation" and that "in everything we do we respect the human rights of our people, host communities and partners".
JBW said in a statement that it had no option but to apply for an injunction "to protect the position of its clients and the business", after the independent production company making the Panorama film, Snapper, sent a letter alleging that the company "had breached relevant regulation, guidelines and committed unlawful acts by its agents".
Among others, curricula of chemical engineering shall contain adequate education on process safety topics and relevant regulation.
The minimum age regulations are the relevant regulation for the most common types of paid employment in which children may work.
The reason the FIA was upset about this was that they had always interpreted the relevant regulation to mean that at 100% throttle the engine had to provide 100% of the torque of which it was ultimately capable.
All relevant regulations mandated keeping the documents, not destroying them.
After the deadline, the orphanage will, according to the relevant regulations, make the best arrangements possible for resettling this baby".
Eithorn said the OFT was not looking to ban in-app purchases, but that the games industry needed to ensure it was complying with the relevant regulations.
That article said the sale and use of matches had been prohibited "according to relevant regulations", but did not specify whether the rules were local or applied across the region.
The Department of Health said: "NHS organisations must carry out the necessary checks in accordance with the relevant regulations to ensure doctors are appropriately qualified … A doctor has a duty of care to patients to only practise when fit to do so.
