Converse of object

• serve: All potential recruits serve a two-year probation during which they are assessed for mountaineering competence and the acquisition of specific mountain rescue skills.

• police: Over 300 people a day are expected to visit the justice center in connection with policing, probation or court business.

• complete: I haven't received any compensation, only my last pay because I was a new worker and hadn't completed the 120-day probation.

• get: I got two years probation and a £ 400 fine.

• give: The court adjourned for the reports, the only definite recommendation being that he should be given probation.

Converse of subject

• follow: Assessment will be made at recruitment followed by a two-year probation.

Adjective modifier

• academic: Should a freshman student not earn a 2.00, that student is placed on academic probation.

Modifies a noun

• hostel: It's the first time I've been in a bail / probation hostel.

• officer: Your probation officer will also review your progress with you.

• supervision: Or you could be on a curfew and under probation supervision via a Community Rehabilitation Order.

• service: I consider our staff in unpaid work to be the unsung heroes of the probation service.

• period: The probation period for a member of Academic Related Staff is two years.

• staff: All have teams of seconded probation staff working on site.

Noun used with modifier

• trainee: John Paul starred as trainee probation officer Philip Main, working under the direction of Jim Black ( David Davies ).

• prison: Probation work inside the prisons Probation staff work in every prison around the country.

• month: At this stage he is going to be on a three month probation period, from there we will see.

• year: Working With Victims of Crime Over many years Probation in Lancashire has worked to uphold the rights of victims of crime.

Possessives

• month: At the end of the months ' probation, the Board of the Museum will either approve or decline the application.

• year: So instead of jail I'll put you on a year's probation.

Preposition: for

• month: Those who passed the interview were then put on probation for four months.