The phrase "a clear cut policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a policy that is straightforward, unambiguous, and easy to understand.
Example: "The company implemented a clear cut policy regarding remote work to ensure all employees are aware of the expectations."
Alternatives: "a straightforward policy" or "an unequivocal policy."
Some analysts fault the Obama administration for lacking a clear-cut policy on Sudan, divided between the softer line of Maj.
When racial violence erupted at the shipbuilding company where Aaron's father, Herbert, was employed as a riveter, in 1943, a local newspaper blamed the company for not adopting "a clear-cut policy of absolute racial segregation".
The Administration then decided to take the initiative and have a clear-cut policy statement to offer the Senate Foreign Relations Committee when it takes up the sanctions question on July 22, State Department officials said.
Its analyst, Vitaly Golovachev, went on to explain that "hopelessness, apathy, pessimism used to weaken the Russian society like corrosion eroding metal," but the situation took a turn for the better under Mr. Putin, once he had "defined the contours of a clear-cut policy" to strengthen the state and improve "the well-being and dignity of Russian citizens".
In an interview, Mr. Haider said his government had made a "clear-cut policy decision" to begin controlling the thousands of religious schools, some of which preach hatred of the West and provide young recruits to the "jihads," or holy wars, in Kashmir, Afghanistan, Bosnia and Chechnya, and to other conflicts involving Muslims.
Other administrations as well as the World Bank have set preconditions for foreign aid, but this is the first time that Mr. Bush has announced a clear-cut policy that he wants to make a cornerstone of his administration's foreign aid.
It will come because no major vendor has adopted a clear-cut policy, despite the availability of computer goods over the Internet for several years now.
In view of Propositions 1 and 2, there is a clear-cut policy implication regardless of the standard considered: when only strategic effects are reckoned, proposed (V) mergers have to be always cleared while proposed (H) mergers must be always forbidden by antitrust authorities.
Because of a lack of clear cut policy by the Government of Pakistan regarding pollution control, heavy metal pollution contributed primarily by industrial waste is expected to be very high in large cities.
More importantly, Narain pointed out that there is no clear cut policy on dams, and no thought given to how many dams should be built, where, or how.
Next to extensive research on the environmental determinants of physical activity in children, much emphasis is placed on translation of the research outcomes into clear cut policy measures that are tailored to the needs and possibilities of local policy makers.
