The phrase "a level of policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the hierarchy or degree of a particular policy within an organization or system.
Example: "The committee is responsible for establishing a level of policy that aligns with the organization's strategic goals."
Alternatives: "a degree of policy" or "a tier of policy".
Since Sanders released his single-payer plan, it has come under attack from some critics for being vague and unrealistic; his supporters have responded that expecting a high level of policy detail in a campaign proposal is unrealistic.
(4) In developing countries, the policy implication act strongly forms different perspectives such as government and university role in incubator management and funding; however, developing countries indicated a medium level of policy implication.
But branding be damned — there are votes to get!" Former Walker strategist Liz Mair, tweeted that she was glad she no longer had to defend both "a) that level of policy gymnastics or b) that specific dubious policy".
"This is the most powerful policy-setting central bank in the world and … to leave it so understaffed creates a level of uncertainty about policy that is unnecessary," Swonk said.
A rating process is proposed to assess a government's level of policy and infrastructure support implementation towards best practice.
Yet as individuals, PHC providers represent a small-scale level of policy making.
Individuals without a high level of policy-related expertise would find it difficult to answer the specific questions being posed about the implementation of an organ donor registry.
Previous technology controversies have taken anywhere from a decade to over a century to reach that level of policy attention.
He commands a respect and a level of expertise in foreign policy affairs which this House, and indeed parliament, is very much the wiser for".
