"which are enforced" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe rules, laws, or regulations that are actively being enforced or implemented. Example: The company has strict policies which are enforced to ensure the safety of its employees.
Suppliers enrolled in the program have agreed to standardized mark-ups, which are enforced in Fieldglass.
Please note that visitors cannot park in student lots, which are enforced 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Visitors cannot park in student lots, which are enforced 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
This is in contrast to nonproliferation rules, which are enforced by agency inspections and come under treaty obligations.
(2) Design requirements are formulated as local inequalities which are enforced at each relevant point rather then only globally.
She said local governments should not be required to follow corporate America's extensive disclosure rules, which are enforced by the S.E.C.
It has a specific law banning FGM, which is enforced.
This paper takes a close look at the China national standard GB50189-2005, Design Standard for Energy Efficiency of Public Buildings, which was enforced on July 1 , 2005
A factor in encouraging the out-migration of black Alabamians was the pattern of racial segregation under the Jim Crow system, which was enforced legally and extralegally.
It oversees the European convention on human rights, which was drawn up after the second world war and which is enforced by the Strasbourg court.
In his film, Ford traces the history of suburban segregation, which was enforced unofficially but firmly, and maps Nassau and Suffolk County areas that were reserved de facto for black residents.
