The phrase "successfully enforced" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation where a rule or regulation has been applied and carried out successfully: "The new policy of no cell phones in the classroom was successfully enforced."
Recently investigators have successfully enforced slope area relationships to interpolate more realistic topographies from the sparse data.
However, he got $10.2 million from Ford, after suing the automaker, and successfully enforced his patent against most other car manufacturers.
Writing a platform usually tests a candidate's ability to manage the factions in his party, and both Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore successfully enforced a high degree of unity on their platform committees.
The police service has successfully enforced legislation on football banning orders to prevent those intent on causing violence from attending matches, and on the consumption of alcohol within grounds – all with the wider interests of safety in mind.
The tent-dwelling Bedouin people have decreased in number because the government has successfully enforced their permanent settlement; urban residents who trace their roots to the Bedouin make up more than one-third of Jordanians.
The drug cartels, which have often successfully enforced information blackouts at the local level by intimidating the police and reporters, are clearly threatened by the decentralized distribution of the Web.
These diagnoses are used by care management and social services to excuse Liam's behaviour and to allow them an excuse for not successfully enforcing boundaries and discipline.
China is widely given credit for successfully enforcing the ban and removing tiger from the official list of medicinal substances.Wild tiger would probably remain more valuable because in Chinese medicinal thought it is regarded as more potent.
After all, online music stores like Apple Computer 's iTunes or Buymusic.com are successfully enforcing copy protection of the songs they sell, preventing users from downloading them more than a certain number of times.
Hindering access to this information makes it nearly impossible for pet stores to comply with the laws, for authorities to successfully enforce them, and for consumers to know what they're truly getting when they purchase dogs from pet stores.
If the answer is yes, they seek input on how to successfully implement and enforce any portion of these rules.
