"statutory procedures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the legal rules and regulations that must be followed in order to comply with a law or statute. For example, "This company must follow all applicable statutory procedures when providing services to customers."
"It's saying we're allowing you to continue to rely on statutory procedures and results that don't meet the statutory requirement.
Our report highlights clearly the difficulties when statutes are operated in secret and without codified statutory procedures.
An Indian government committee found that Adani had also failed to properly safeguard groundwater supplies, built an airport without approval and had tried to "circumvent statutory procedures".
The report found Adani Group had made "an attempt to bypass the statutory procedures" to obtain clearances for the port project, including the construction of an airstrip without an environmental clearance.
Therefore, when the law takes effect after the governor signs it, it will initially closely follow the Oregon model, with numerous statutory procedures and safeguards meant to protect patients against coercion or changes of heart.
A lawyer for Mr. Miranda, Gwendolen Morgan, told The Guardian that the police used the antiterrorism laws to bypass normal statutory procedures for seeking confidential journalistic material under the 1984 Police and Criminal Evidence Act.
There is a statutory procedure.
But there is no statutory procedure for doing so, nor is it clear how this would end the murder, rape, and mass exodus of the Rohingya at the hands of Myanmar's Army.
As in the case of the 10th Precinct, the majority of abuses take place during a statutory procedure stipulated extensively in the 31st paragraph of the Romanian Law for Police, called "administrative escorting to the police station".
Safeguarding is also the trigger for the government to start statutory blight procedures - a process whereby homeowners living within the safeguarded area, typically a corridor 120m wide, can apply to the government to buy their property.
The Board has not alleged any facts or circumstances that suggest that there has been substantial noncompliance with the state's statutory election procedures, coupled with reasonable doubt as to whether the certified results expressed the will of the voters.
