"through the enforcement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of holding people accountable to a set of rules or laws through legal or other means. For example: "The government is committed to providing a safe environment for its citizens through the enforcement of laws."
For the six months ended March 31, the employee benefits administration generated some $80 million through the enforcement project, the spokesman said, most of it as recoveries to be paid to 401(k) owners.
In a detailed criticism of the election, observers from the European Union said the inconsistency was the "result of a government strategy, in certain cases through the enforcement of person-specific provisions".
Mr. Hosny, a favorite of President Hosni Mubarak, was roundly despised by many members of the nation's cultural elite, who say he did little or nothing in his 22 years as culture minister to encourage cultural development and did much, particularly through the enforcement of strict government censorship, to stunt it.
The Chinese government encourages innovation in SMEs through the enforcement of financial policies.
Protected areas may impose local welfare costs through the enforcement of use restrictions.
Through the "enforcement complaint center," you can file on-line complaints about suspected fraud.
Hatch allowed a handful of other Democratic amendments to sail through in the enforcement bill.
Skeptics worry the president will follow through with the enforcement changes, but back out on the deferred deportation plan.
Good management was achieved through cooperation in terms of the enforcement and implementation of park rules through participatory management, the development of a management plan, and a working park council.
The second day will feature panel discussions on: Promising approaches to achieve children's rights; Advancing the human rights relationship between women and children through legislative reform; and The enforcement and implementation of legislation.
His producer Gerald Molen agreed, describing his indictment as "criminalizing dissent through the selective enforcement of the law".
