The phrase "a policy office" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an office or department that is responsible for developing, implementing, or managing policies within an organization or government.
Example: "The new regulations will be overseen by a policy office dedicated to ensuring compliance and effectiveness."
Alternatives: "a policy department" or "a policy bureau".
During a conference call after the announcement, however, representatives from the World Privacy Forum, the Consumer Federation of America and other organizations said they were concerned that a privacy policy office would be part of the Commerce Department and not an independent agency.
The group will open an office in Georgetown, about 60 miles north of Charleston, and enlarge offices in Beaufort and Charleston ($1 million); open a full-time policy office in Columbia, the state capital ($500,000); and modernize its communications and technology programs, both for advocacy and advanced analysis of land issues ($750,000).
They could, for example, blow up a chemical plant or a train carrying toxins through a city.To help him figure out how to ward off such ghastly threats, Mr Chertoff wants to establish a new department-wide policy office.
The combination has already managed to block a project that had won approval from the policy office -- a plan to build two coal-fired power plants on the coast south of Bangkok.
"The driving reason we're doing this is that there are not enough broadband options for consumers," said Adam Kovacevich, a spokesman for Google's policy office in Washington.
An article in the online magazine Salon yesterday reported that six magazines -- U.S. News & World Report, The Sporting News, Family Circle, Seventeen, Parade and USA Weekend -- have benefited from a media campaign the drug policy office put in place during the last year, providing financial incentives to magazines for content that the office considers sympathetic to its antidrug message.
While at the Knights, Lloyd worked as a lawyer in the public policy office and advocated for state-level abortion restrictions.
She went to the White House, first in the press department, then as an aide in the domestic policy office.
Also staying in the Pentagon's policy office is Tara Jones, a special assistant.
The Pentagon official, Larry Franklin, a midlevel analyst who works in the policy office of the Defense Department, has been in contact with investigators with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, officials said.
