The phrase "a design policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a set of guidelines or principles that govern the design process within an organization or project.
Example: "The company has implemented a design policy to ensure consistency and quality across all its products."
Alternatives: "design guidelines" or "design framework".
It is at least theoretically possible that a school could adopt an intelligent design policy without talking in religious terms at all.
Reacting to criticism of the "placelessness" of postwar embassies built as International Style glass boxes, the State Department adopted a new design policy that year and urged its architects to find ways to make architecture reflect local history, tradition and climate.
In this paper, we introduce a period design policy, in which the controller delay is modelled by the distribution of the task response time.
In late December 2005, Judge John E. Jones III, a United States district court judge sitting in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, issued a 139-page ruling striking down as unconstitutional an intelligent design policy adopted by the Dover Area School Board in Dover, Pennsylvania the previous year.
As a result, the message sent by any school that adopts an intelligent design policy will almost surely be that it intends to promote the religious belief that an intelligent designer created the universe.
It is hard to say with any certainty what some other court might do if faced with another challenge to an intelligent design policy.
Here I will canvass the legal issues relevant to the adoption of an intelligent design policy in the public schools, and I will suggest that such policies, in most cases, should be found unconstitutional.
Ultimately, I believe we need a set of global design policy principles that would set creativity free to solve present and future global challenges.
These rules can at least partly form the basis for an in-house EMC design policy and design review checklist.
This study proposes that unfolding the cross-sectoral multilevel interactions that result from existing policies is a prerequisite to define target network structures of collaboration as a basis to design policies for an effective implementation of sustainable climate action.
