The phrase "a policy making" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be used in the context of discussing the process or act of creating policies, typically as "policy-making" or "policy making" (as a noun).
Example: "The committee is focused on policy making to address the current issues in education."
Alternatives: "policy formulation" or "policy development".
She also said the department should adopt a policy making it easier to transfer the batterer to another school.
A few years ago Harvard introduced a policy making the tuition completely free for any student whose parents make less than $65,000 per year.
When he came to power he did not take revenge against the Hutus who had slaughtered his people but instead instituted a policy making it virtually unlawful to even speak of Hutu-Tutsi ethnicity again.
From a policy making standpoint, this issue probably requires evaluation on a nation by nation basis.
In addition, our experience of using reviews of interventions for communication and participation in a policy making context had confirmed our belief that there is confusion in the language, purposes and outcomes of many interventions for communication and participation.
While it is crucial to identify and integrate them in a policy making process, their practical appearances and characteristics are not always understood, making it less possible to assess their meanings and generate applied insights.
He said No 10 needed to have "a policy-making and evaluation capacity to make sure, for example, we do not ever get another Andrew Lansley health bill disaster.
Making projections is a policy-making necessity, but is also one that must be accompanied by regular re-evaluation and adjustment" [ 9].
"We're a policy-making organization, we don't have enforcement power.
From both a policy-making and political strategy standpoint, it makes perfect sense.
He is also a beneficiary of the fact that the Liberal Democrats have a policy-making and recognisably democratic conference.
