Mevzuatta

Mevzuatta is a Turkish locative form derived from mevzuat, meaning “in the regulations” or “within the regulatory framework.” It is used as a prepositional phrase to indicate that a statement, requirement, or provision is drawn from official legal texts rather than from practice or opinion. In formal writing, particularly in legal, administrative, or policy documents, mevzuatta serves to anchor assertions to the text of laws, decrees, or other regulatory instruments.

Etymology and form: The base noun mevzuat refers to the body of laws and regulations governing a given domain. By adding the locative suffix -ta, the word becomes mevzuatta, indicating location “in the regulations.” This form is commonly encountered in written Turkish, especially in sentences that discuss standards, deadlines, or conditions found in regulatory documents.

Usage and examples: Mevzuatta öngörülen süre dolmadan başvurulamaz (Applications cannot be submitted before the period specified in the regulations has elapsed). Bu düzenleme mevzuatta belirtilen koşullara uygundur (This regulation complies with the conditions stated in the regulations). Mevzuatta yer alan hükümler geniş yorumlara kapalıdır (The provisions contained in the regulations are not open to broad interpretation). The expression helps ensure that references are tied to official sources and helps maintain a precise regulatory tone.

See also: mevzuat, kanun, tüzük, yönetmelik, mevzuat araştırması.