The phrase "a dedicated policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a policy that is specifically focused or committed to a particular issue or goal.
Example: "The organization has implemented a dedicated policy to promote sustainability in all its operations."
Alternatives: "a committed policy" or "a focused policy".
For a dedicated policy wonk, he also spends a lot of time on television.
Costa Rica was a pioneer in implementing the concept of ecosystem services through a dedicated policy instrument: the Payment for Environmental Services programme (PESP) formalised in February 1996 in the 4th forestry law.
A white paper published in 2011 in the Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology spelt out the rationale for a dedicated policy for liver health in Vietnam: 12% estimated prevalence of chronic hepatitis B, at least 2% prevalence of chronic hepatitis C and heavy alcohol use by men, adding up to liver cancer as the most common cause of cancer death in the country.
Furthermore, the White Paper integrates extensive desk research and has been consolidated in a dedicated policy stakeholder conference in Warsaw (November 2011).m.m
First, a dedicated policy was adopted.
Until 2008, the hospital employed a mixed policy, but a dedicated policy was then adopted.
The National Drug Policy was formulated and adopted in a short period of time in a resource-scarce setting, but with dedicated policy entrepreneurs and support of concerned international collaborators.
It enables components to be used/reused for a number of purposes, facilitates personalisation/customisation, and naturally helps to group related policy through dedicated policy components.
Well, for starters it's got its own dedicated policy centre.
Yet DfID currently has no dedicated policy for people with disabilities and millennium development goals don't mention it at all.
Defense budgets, like other giant steaming piles of government accounting, are in most cases pretty boring to anyone except the most painfully dedicated policy wonks.
