The phrase 'strong regulatory framework' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a system of laws and regulations that govern particular types of activities. For example, "The company has established a strong regulatory framework to ensure that its operations comply with all applicable laws and regulations."
Now, although the government insists a "strong regulatory framework" remains in place, further moves are afoot.
Investor groups and insurance companies have been demanding that governments create a strong regulatory framework to avert catastrophic climate change.
The country lacks a strong regulatory framework, market data is limited, and financials can be unreliable.
Ireland's president has called for a strong regulatory framework to cover land deals, the transfer of water and speculation on food commodities to address global hunger.
One with clarity of purpose and a strong regulatory framework to protect consumers, with market forces then harnessed to dictate the solutions through increased competition.
Malaysia is a leader in Islamic finance, having a large asset base, many institutions and a strong regulatory framework in this area.
However, strong regulatory frameworks with effective implementation are indispensable for effective collaboration.
He supports a stronger regulatory framework: The European Convention on Human Rights already balances freedom of expression and press regulation adequately.
"It is in everyone's interest that we have a stronger regulatory framework, with more responsible banks and more effective regulation which doesn't restrict real economic growth.
Yet while conceding that the bank had "egg on its face," Mr. Dimon refused to concede that the losses necessitated a stronger regulatory framework.
This from chief executive Michael Geoghegan: It is in everyone's interest that we have a stronger regulatory framework, with more responsible banks and more effective regulation which doesn't restrict real economic growth.
