The word "uniformed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person who is wearing a uniform. For example, "Many uniformed soldiers lined up for the parade."
The video clip is the same as one that was the subject of a similar investigation within Merseyside police a couple of months ago, where 10 uniformed officers and three civilian staff were disciplined.
The coffin was accompanied to a grave by a phalanx of uniformed young soldiers, many in tears.
Dozens of uniformed officers, some with dogs, and forensic experts spent most of Monday and yesterday searching the main house and outbuildings.
That would show they were serious about expanding the academic gene pool beyond the little uniformed clones bred purely for the purposes of obtaining a partnership in McHarg, Drummond and Watson.
Oddest were the days we set off in David Astor's Bentley which she managed to requisition, together with Jimmy the uniformed chauffeur.
A witness, Ian Jackaman, said plain clothes officers appeared at 3pm on Thursday, followed an hour later by about 40 uniformed officers, some of them armed.
The PEN gala came two days after two gunmen opened fire at a Texas competition to draw cartoons of the prophet Muhammad, and took place under heavy security, with uniformed police officers surrounding the museum.
The other four officers – two uniformed armed response officers and two from the counter-terrorism and specialist firearms unit – were involved in restraining Jordan, 23.
Both days, uniformed re-enactors will talk about the lives of military men and women.
One of them, a uniformed beat officer, fired a stun gun at Jordan Lee Begley after being called to his house in Gorton, east Manchester, on 10 July 2013.
Chaffetz has emerged as one of many congressional critics of the secret service, many of whom have seized on a detail from the December report: 1,300 uniformed officers received only about 25 minutes of training in 2013.
