"tailored legislation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to laws that have been specifically designed to address a particular issue or problem. For example, "The federal government has proposed tailored legislation to address rising housing costs in major cities."
The Obama administration's best option would be to seek narrowly tailored legislation that would authorize the president to order review of these cases and override, if necessary, any state criminal laws limiting further appeals, in order to comply with the United Nations Charter.
On Wednesday, the top Democrat in the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, issued a statement calling for "narrowly tailored" legislation for the fight against IS but did not endorse Mr Obama's proposal.
Some GOP senators say they oppose any efforts to regulate guns ― even narrowly tailored legislation banning bump stocks.
If passed, the now narrowly tailored legislation would require employers to make reasonable accommodation in the three areas where the vast majority of religious accommodation claims fall: religious clothing, grooming, and scheduling of religious holidays.
Nor does social reform work by tailoring legislation to the precise shape of the previous harm.
"A Pandora's box has already been opened," said Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi, a member of the Board of Supervisors budgett and finance committee, who has expressed concern about tailoring legislation for one company.
In fact, the bill's authors, Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez, Democrat of the Bronx, and Senator Raymond A. Meir, Republican of Oneida County, have said that they tailored the legislation to meet the concerns that the city or other localities might have.
The Obama administration and Congress would be wise to listen carefully to the voters, discerning their real concerns about health care and tailor legislation to those concerns.
And the Supreme Court's decision is a reminder of the importance of narrowly tailoring this legislation, but it has not determined that these crush videos constitute protected speech.
But in April 2006, Scottish legislation, tailored to take account of the industry's needs, took effect as the Water Environment (Controlled Activities) (Scotland) Regulation 2005.
Several dozen powerful families control critical sectors, including banking, shipping and construction, and can usually count on the political class to look out for their interests, sometimes by passing legislation tailored to their specific needs.
