The phrase "a leading policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a prominent or influential policy that guides decisions or actions within an organization or government.
Example: "The government has implemented a leading policy aimed at reducing carbon emissions across the country."
Alternatives: "a primary policy" or "a key policy".
He has been a leading policy voice on a range of issues for diverse communities, including: Asian Americans/ Pacific Islanders, Filipino Americans, LGBT communities, Older Americans, and youth constituencies.
"The so-called mini-three-links proposal is an utterly inadequate measure," said Xu Shiquan, a leading policy expert quoted in the English-language China Daily.
Top regulators and the boards of banks need to have a closer, more trusting relationship to stave off the risk of another financial crisis, according to a leading policy group – which also called for banking supervisors to be paid more.
Only hours earlier, top-level strategists like Sarah Bianchi, a leading policy adviser, and Gene Sperling, the president's national economic adviser, on loan from the White House, had been making last-minute get-out-the-vote calls to Democrats on the West Coast.
In fact, since the 80's the emissions trading-mechanism act has served as a leading policy tool for the EPA in effort to reduce emissions (mostly sulfuric dioxide) and as a leading tool to cope with climate change phenomena.
leading policy briefs and dialogues.
"California's Proposition 64 ballot measure was not only about marijuana legalization, it was one of the most progressive sentencing and criminal justice reforms in the entire country," said Eunisses Hernandez, a policy coordinator at Drug Policy Alliance, a leading drug policy reform group.
"The policy of our government is to create commerce among equals," said Ricardo Dorado, vice minister for labor and a leading economic policy maker.
Dr. Chace was a leading foreign policy thinker and historian.
Rogers, a leading foreign policy hawk, said he was happy for Bergdahl's family but insisted that the deal violated a precept of US foreign policy.
But Boediono, the vice president who uses only one name and has been a leading economic policy maker for the last 16 years, was much more sanguine.
