The phrase "a central policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a key or primary guideline that governs actions or decisions within an organization or system.
Example: "The organization has established a central policy to ensure all employees adhere to ethical standards."
Alternatives: "a core policy" or "a primary policy".
Daniels: Yes, I think that was a central policy mistake.
Although military and intelligence planners have been aware of the challenge posed by climate changes for some years, the Obama administration has made it a central policy focus.
The deficit is indeed dwindling, and the case for making the deficit a central policy concern, which was never very strong given low borrowing costs and high unemployment, has now completely vanished.
But the EU is not going to permit the death penalty, ever, and is also never going to try to impose a central policy on member states when it comes to abortion.
"The decision leaves Australia without a central policy mechanism to tackle climate change as the Senate has run out of time to debate the government's proposed alternative of Direct Action".
Trickle-down economics was a central policy for Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan in the 1980s, with the Conservatives in the UK and the Republicans in the US confident that all groups would benefit from policies designed to weaken trade unions and encourage wealth creation.
This is a very central policy Turkey for instance does not provide.
In general, the greater the risk and likelihood of adverse outcomes, prescriptive solutions are advocated by an organisation or central policy.
His analysis of firms with market power provides a unified theory with a strong bearing on central policy questions: how should the government deal with mergers or cartels, and how should it regulate monopolies?
In the current election campaign there has not been a whisper of that "central policy challenge of our times".
A one-size-fits-all central policy is not appropriate for car parking.
