The phrase "a governmental policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific policy or set of policies enacted by a government.
Example: "The new governmental policy aims to reduce carbon emissions by 50% over the next decade."
Alternatives: "a government policy" or "a public policy".
"I'm deeply convinced it is a governmental policy," he said.
These workers constitute the target population of a governmental policy designed to favour early return to work.
The schools, many of which were run by missionaries, were used to convert indigenous children to Christianity through a governmental policy of "aggressive assimilation".
A governmental policy of deliberately putting potential defense witnesses beyond the reach of compulsory process is not easily reconciled with the spirit of the Compulsory Process Clause.
Secondly, divestment, unlike sanctions, is not a governmental policy imposed on another government, but rather is a decision taken at the individual level.
Dr. Chandrasekhar battled the custom of very early marriage for Indian women, the opposition of Mohandas K. Gandhi to artificial birth control methods and a governmental policy of relying on the rhythm method for India's first 10 years of independence.
Even in foreign policy, where unilateralism and the repudiation of partnerships might suggest a muscular governmental policy, there is a tendency to treat the international sector as a Hobbesian "state of nature," anarchic and disorderly, where "force and fraud are cardinal virtues" and the life of men is "nasty, brutish and short".
This is an outcome of a U.S. governmental policy that encourages federally-funded researchers to seek partnerships with the private sector.
This leads us to the general conclusion that, even with a participatory design of strategic planning and a determined governmental policy, deployment of the wind resource is not a fast-selling item that in future may contribute decisively toward achieving the ambitious goals in energy and climate policy.
He criticized the Court for exceeding its "limited power to interpret the original meaning of the Equal Protection Clause" and for "giving that clause a new meaning which it believes represents a better governmental policy".
Kings Park and Central Islip closed for two reasons: the introduction of new medicines that made it easier to treat the mentally ill as outpatients, and a new governmental policy of deinstitutionalization.
