The phrase "violations of rules" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to instances where someone breaks or disobeys established rules or regulations. Example: The company has strict policies against discrimination and harassment, and any violations of these rules will result in immediate termination.
Sunday's shooting has been officially blamed on police confusion, with possible violations of rules defining when opening fire is justified.
Invista reported more than 680 violations of rules related to air and water pollution, hazardous waste and emergency planning.
Information will be distributed to each player in the league on how to confidentially report violations of rules pertaining to player safety and the integrity of the game.
Rodriguez drew the N.C.A.A.'s ire for major violations of rules governing practice, which gave Michigan officials cover for dismissing him.
Goodell's five-point plan — critics of Bill Belichick could refer to it as the Patriots Act — calls for: Teams to report "any actual or suspected violations" of rules.
Many Chinese merchants were cited for altering storefronts in violations of rules governing what is known as the Special Little Italy District.
The league makes videos explaining violations of Rule 48, soberly narrated by Brendan Shanahan, the league's senior vice president for player safety; they are posted on NHL.com.
Snyder also suggested that sibta was in violation of rules governing the use of certain typefaces and the color purple.
Jenna explains that any violation of rules could result in offenders being sent to the Orwellian-sounding Rehabilitation Project Force.
** Snyder also suggested that sibta was in violation of rules governing the use of certain typefaces and the color purple.
During the season, the league suspended Ravens safety Ed Reed for his third violation of rules prohibiting helmet-to-helmet hits on defenseless players.
