"seek compliance" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when talking about attempts to follow certain standards or laws, or make sure that others do the same. For example: "The company was issued a warning from the government for failing to seek compliance with environmental regulations."
The board found that the "'c-word'... was obscene and not appropriate in advertising in any form", and that it would continue to seek compliance from NT Official and Facebook.
We suggest that programs that seek compliance with the farm register should focus on educational interventions and bonus incentives.
Indeed, if larger investors, like union pension funds, university endowments, socially responsible mutual funds and states and cities with tax revenue funds to invest started to seek compliance with the codes, it is likely that financial institutions would fall over each other to adopt them.
Prudential had been given town variances to permit construction of the three buildings on one parcel, but now Roseland sought compliance.
Jacob and the more than two dozen other inspectors would handle 10,000 complaints a year, seeking compliance from property owners and issuing citations.
"For this reason, in the vast majority of cases, HMRC seeks compliance using the civil route, which is the quickest way of ensuring workers receive their arrears," they said.
Mr. Stein, who retired in 1976, was something of a diplomat without portfolio, traveling from state to state with the difficult mission of seeking compliance through steps that avoided penalties or court action.
"Whether they look like it or not, cops will be an occupying force seeking compliance from local residents on behalf of democratically elected central authorities," he writes.
"The letters from Plaintiffs seeking compliance with these issues were directed to Defendant.
83 Good relationships with clinicians were important to patients, influencing disclosure of concerns, help seeking, compliance, and overall confidence about referral and progress in the system.
Good relationships with clinicians and staff, described as sympathetic, understanding and trusting promote patients' sense of being valued and influenced disclosure of concerns, help seeking, compliance and confidence about referral and progress in the system.
