The phrase "rule set forth by" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific rule or regulation that has been officially established or stated by a particular authority or organization. For example: - The company's dress code policy is a strict rule set forth by the human resources department. - According to the rules set forth by the city council, all pets must be kept on a leash in public areas. - The terms and conditions clearly state the rules set forth by the website for using their services. - The safety guidelines set forth by the government must be followed at all times in order to prevent accidents. - We must adhere to the dietary restrictions set forth by the school for all school events.
The new rule, set forth by the Affordable Care Act, allows most women employed in the U.S. to have the cost of their birth control covered with no co-pay.
Under the new rule, set forth by the Affordable Care Act, most women employed in the U.S. will have the cost of their birth control covered with no co-pay.
More important than any list of exceptions is the rule set forth by the Supreme Court in Roe v. Wade in 1973 and reaffirmed in Planned Parenthood v. Casey in 1992: women have a constitutional right to abortion until the fetus is viable outside the womb.
This week the comment period closed on proposed money market rules set forth by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Race officials intervened, telling Fleshman the tattoos violated marketing rules set forth by track and field's world governing body.
But these are the rules set forth by the N.F.L., enforced by Goodell and reportedly reinforced in a league memo sent to the teams in 2006.
We defer donors according to rules set forth by the Food and Drug Administration that are intended to exclude high-risk individuals from the blood supply.
At issue is the power of Florida's judiciary branch, interpreting what it sees as the spirit of the election law, to override the rules set forth by the state's legislative branch and being obeyed by its executive branch.
They all seemed more than willing to abide by the rules set forth by Mr. Urasawa: no pictures of the food, sushi must be consumed within 10 seconds of being served and no copies of the itemized bill can be taken home.
Instead of shutting down or scaling back the programs, Obama has worked to bring them into narrow compliance with rules — set forth by a court that operates in secret — that often contradict the views on surveillance that he strongly expressed when he was a senator and a Presidential candidate.
Both actions are considered market manipulation and violate conduct rules set forth by NASD.
