The phrase "a policy addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific policy that deals with or responds to a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The organization has implemented a policy addressing climate change to reduce its carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "a policy concerning" or "a policy related to".
"Ever since the AFL's started Respect and Responsibility (a policy addressing violence against women), we've had concerns about what is being delivered to the players".
In response to outrage from parents, the mayor halted special transfers outside the normal school enrollment rules and ordered Wilson to draft a policy addressing concerns about the process.
Ever since the Office of Science and Technology introduced a policy addressing the public's access to data, federal granting agencies, non-profit granting agencies (like the Gates Foundation), publishers, universities, and researchers have been adjusting to reflect changes in access to data at the national level.
Of 19 universities included, all currently had a policy addressing SRC management.
Outside of the obvious political tension created by effectively implementing a new tax, some lawmakers have pushed back on the effectiveness of a congestion pricing policy, with some arguing that it can aggravate income inequality or that a policy addressing construction and pedestrians, rather than vehicles, would have a bigger impact on traffic.
30% (16/53) of respondents reported having a policy addressing influenza vaccination and 15% (8/53) had a policy addressing pneumococcal vaccination.
Mr. Bush's speech, the first in a series of major addresses meant to shore up support for his Iraq policy before the June 30 deadline, was as much a political event as a policy address.
Meanwhile, a coherent policy addressing the recession, depreciation, rise in inflation and government deficit is lacking.
The results of this work may provide starting points for an integrated policy addressing the diet of the population, agriculture, and renewable energy production.
Examples of wicked problems include forming a national immigration policy, addressing crime and violence and encouraging democracy in authoritarian regimes[4].
The University of Toronto's sexual harassment policy, meanwhile, has remained unchanged since 1997, though the school released a new draft policy addressing sexual violence last week.
