The phrase 'violations committed by' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a context when describing an action that someone has done that has violated some sort of agreement or law. For example: "The defendant was found guilty of violations committed by him against the terms of the contract."
3Win vacated because of rules violations committed by Ohio State during the 2010 11 season.
The long list of violations committed by these carriers ranged from inoperative horns to cracked frames.
She suggested that the council weigh dispatching a mission to assess violations committed by both sides.
It appears your newspaper seems to have forgotten the innumerable human rights violations committed by successive Sri Lankan governments, the worst being by the present regime.
Several years earlier, Ms. Palin had exposed ethical violations committed by Mr. Ruedrich while they had both served on the state's Oil and Gas Conservation Commission.
Memorial has been in the lead among the organizations collecting information on human-rights violations committed by Chechen insurgents, Russian military authorities, and the pro-Moscow government.
A U.N. report last week detailed human rights violations committed by the Congolese security forces — including murder, torture and arbitrary arrests — during last year's volatile election period.
The immigration agency appealed that decision, just as it did in 2007 when another judge threw out the case because of violations committed by its agents.
If the N.C.A.A. does punish Penn State, it could set a precedent that the organization should punish future criminal violations committed by players or coaches, Buckner said.
"We have continued to document widespread and systemic rights violations committed by the Bahraini police throughout this training, which started in 2013," he said.
Exxon Mobil is being sued by Indonesian villagers from the province of Aceh who allege human rights violations committed by soldiers hired to guard a natural gas plant.
