The phrase "a future policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or regulations that are intended to be implemented at a later time.
Example: "The committee is currently drafting a future policy aimed at improving environmental sustainability within the organization."
Alternatives: "an upcoming policy" or "a prospective policy".
Torture remains on the table as a future policy choice.
It is this feature that led the World Future Council, which immodestly bills itself as comprising "50 respected personalities from all five continents," to bestow a "Future Policy Award" upon the Lacey Act.
According to AFP guidelines in 2004, the attorney general had decided that police would adopt a future policy where a lack of guarantees of no death penalty could be grounds for refusing requests from overseas police.
Robert Gates said no changes would be made at the meeting, but opened the door to a future policy review.
It's actually more of a request for information on which to base a future policy — apparently one that will win us a global race that began years ago.
A future policy question, raised by our study, is the degree to which governments will remain committed to open food trade policies in the face of national political unrest caused by food shortages.
Launching a "Northern Future" policy document in Leeds, he called for the "reindustrialisation" of the region and said David Cameron should apologise to miners whose livelihoods were wrecked by Margaret Thatcher.
We recommend a priority for future policy relevant research is a greater emphasis on translational research.
The Warner-Lieberman bill on climate change – a piece of legislation which was recently abandoned in the US Senate but is seen as a precursor of future policy – would have postponed the temperature increase in 2050 by about two years.
He said the party had "tantalised" voters with tax cut options worth billions, but added small print to the proposals saying they were not a guarantee of future policy.
