The phrase "a policy declaration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an official statement or document that outlines a specific policy or set of policies.
Example: "The organization issued a policy declaration to clarify its stance on environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "a policy statement" or "a policy announcement".
Even if that new deadline is met, bringing a third of Britain out of digital limbo will have taken a painfully long seven years from policy declaration to delivery.
The accident could not have come at a worse time for the Carter Administration, which is agonising about its energy policy declaration, due next week.
But the notion that Iran's rhetoric is now suddenly policy declaration is preposterous.
During the H1N1 pandemic in 2009, the port sanitary group functioned very well on efficient information sharing, policy declaration, and coordination about any public health measures carried out at the PoEs.
In 2004, elections were held and the policy declaration of the FWB government for the 2004 to 2009 period planned to evaluate existing local newborn hearing screening projects in maternity units and to study the possibility of extending these across the FWB.
Instead of the annual yes-no battle over policy declarations where a resolution becomes an end in itself, we will only get to the best progressive policies if we can show we have examined issues with all the seriousness a big issue requires.
In a sign that China's policy declarations might already be having an impact, the International Energy Agency recently reported that the country's emissions declined slightly in 2014. .
O'Malley is banking that a strong record of immigration reform accomplishments will trump what is, for Clinton, largely a series of far-reaching policy declarations.
It won't be enough to focus on the post-2020 big picture, to come up with sweeping, stirring policy declarations – against privatisation, for council housing, for a full living wage – if the party fails to engage in the detail of the day-by-day dismantling of the 1948 welfare state under the flag of continuing austerity.
The other one is the behavior of the Greek government over the first six months of 2015 with acrimonious negotiations for a bail out deal where Greece broke with solidarity in words (policy declarations) as well as specific actions.
