The phrase "a policy making tool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a resource or instrument that assists in the development or implementation of policies.
Example: "The new software is designed to serve as a policy making tool for government agencies to streamline their decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "a policy development instrument" or "a policy formulation resource".
16, 17 The present study was the first BIA performed in Iran, introducing financial analyses as effective practical policy making tools to the Iranian health budget holders and was conducted in accordance with ISPOR standard guideline for good practice in BIA.
Economic evaluation of health technologies (EEHT) has become a first-order health policy decision making tool at the European level.
Territorial carbon accounting is a poor decision making tool for policy makers aiming to reduce global environmental impact from material consumption.
This study, through the decomposition of the TFPCH index into its EFFCH and TECHCH components, can be used as a policy-making tool for the EU-13 countries in order to improve their position, by achieving absolute decoupling of their economic growth from environmental and resource pressures.
The results of the analysis had to serve three purposes: to deliver (1) a feedback to the hospitals so they can improve care processes, (2) a feedback to the Belgian College of Physicians that will enable them to support hospitals identified with higher or lower quality, and (3) a feedback to health authorities as a useful tool for policy making.
There are challenges to modelling in policy appraisal, such as the subjectivity of the modeller and flexibility to specific conditions, which must be kept transparent for the model to be a relevant tool for policy making.
The Declaration from the Budapest Conference reaffirmed that the EHIS is an essential tool for policy making relevant to children's environmental health.
The Declaration from the conference reaffirmed that the Environment and Health Information System (EHIS) is an essential tool for policy making relevant to children's environmental health (b WHO Regional Office for Europe 2004b).
This kind of a dynamic and empirically-based futures map is a tool for evoking discussion, strengthening futures thinking, and laying a foundation for policy making.
In fact, experiences from the first wave APPS partnerships have been utilized in developing a tool for patient safety policy making across the African Region, a unique example of how front line implementation can influence national and regional policy directions.
The construction and subsequent analysis of scenarios using energy systems models is an essential tool in energy policy making.
