Collocations with compliance

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degree of compliance
However, there is a large variation in the degree of compliance among the firms measured in terms of ratio of standard to effluent quality.
full compliance
This attitude tends to generate automatic tax-compliance decisions, often irrespective of the costs of full compliance.
increased compliance
Importantly, increased compliance does not come at the cost of reduced accuracy.
lack of compliance
Such a relatively high frequency is due to the fact that there is lack of compliance and difficulties of anticoagulation in our patients.
patient compliance
However, guideline adherence by clinicians did not take into account patient compliance to a prescribed treatment regimen.
poor compliance
Conversely, as no study systematically assessed adherence to prescribed medication, some subjects classified as users may have been non-users because of poor compliance.
regulatory compliance
Is there an economic rationale for public financing of private environmental investments required for regulatory compliance during the transition process?
strict compliance
Zelaya's strategy was to require strict compliance with the contractual obligations.
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