The phrase "a policy model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a framework or representation that outlines how policies are formulated, implemented, or evaluated.
Example: "The researchers developed a policy model to analyze the effectiveness of the new healthcare regulations."
Alternatives: "a policy framework" or "a policy blueprint".
And in some (most) cases, they looked to a policy model and considered whether it was desirable to regulate the government practice.
We developed a policy model to project the health outcomes and costs associated with returning the ACMG-recommended list of IFs.
More often than not, Britain is a policy model – for example, in Washington where the twin priorities of more charter schools and fewer bad teachers are inspired by our schools policy.
Our work examines how network bundling best practices piloted in the Indian city of Bangalore (Bengaluru) have been deployed as a policy model for urban road re-engineering.
This paper clarifies and extends our critical exploration of the use of war mobilisation as a policy model for rapid climate mitigation through accelerated energy transition.
Results from a policy model apply only to a specific policy implementation and tend to underestimate effects when non-compliance is high.
Fortunately, there is still time to build on the policy that emerged from the last major migration crisis in 2014 — a policy modeled in part on the successful, bipartisan approach to Plan Colombia.
Commissioner Bud Selig testified that he wanted a policy modeled on stringent ones imposed by baseball on minor leaguers or by the National Football League, but he said the current policy was the best that owners managed to get during collective-bargaining negotiations in 2002.
Inspired by Roemer's theory, this paper is fundamentally a policy-modeling exercise coupled to a micro data analysis.
The older do-gooders had a certain policy model: government identifies a problem.
His current research builds a climate policy model linked to a microeconometrically estimated labor choice model to simulate the impact of carbon pricing on labor and how this impact might differ across income groups.
