The phrase "a local policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific policy that is applicable within a particular locality or community.
Example: "The city council has implemented a local policy to improve recycling efforts among residents."
Alternatives: "a regional policy" or "a community guideline".
Meritocracy is a local policy, it turns out.
Instead, it wants to enact a local policy rooted in indigenous values, rather than in those of an industrial economy.
The architecture of many existing or proposed policy-based WSN platforms relies on a local policy repository on the node to access any required policy [1] [2] [3].
Noting the fundamental independence of dioceses within the structure of the church, he said, "A national policy is one thing, but a local policy is the determining policy".
"What's behind this is a power struggle between the presidential palace and the commission," said Thomas Ruttig, a political analyst with the Afghanistan Analysts Network, a local policy research organization.
Yilmaz Akinci of Diyarbakir's Development Center, a local policy organization, said that P.K.K. youth groups had called for revenge and that the party had asked businesses in the region to close.
Tired of retailers shipping millions of tonnes of clothes halfway round the world, SACTWU has a buy local policy.
Bookmakers' appeals are also being upheld due to the absence of a specific local policy on betting shops.
"Today, Europe's municipalities at large need a joint effort to overcome the tight fiscal policy and austerity measures in order to succeed in a sustainable local policy," argues the Viennese urbanist and critic, Reinhard Seiss.
Speaking at the first Council of Australian Governments (Coag) meeting since Tony Abbott became prime minister, Denis Napthine also called on his state and territory counterparts to adopt a "buy local" policy for their vehicles.
A buy local policy and delivery truck that ran entirely on vegetable oil fuel was also used.
