The phrase "a policy project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific initiative or plan that focuses on creating or implementing policies.
Example: "The government has launched a policy project aimed at improving public health services across the nation."
Alternatives: "a policy initiative" or "a policy program".
As Popescu puts it, the Russian president is prepared "to spend a few billion a year on a foreign policy project that, in his opinion, brings geopolitical benefits to his country, as well as domestic political benefits".
Stressor-based assessments begin with the stressors and may be initiated for several reasons, including development of criteria or guidance for a stressor; prediction of risks associated with a new policy, project, or product; and evaluation of a system in which multiple stressors of concern are present.
But if there is a date when reforestation took flight as a global policy project, it was probably 20 years ago, when China blamed massive floods along the Yangtze River on deforestation.
Close contacts are recommended to visit a hospital because screening of close contacts is a national policy project in South Korea.
"Over the last few years there has been a dramatic shift in the policy and political landscape on the incarceration issues, and momentum is building," said Adam Gelb, the director of a corrections policy project at the Pew Center on the States.
A recent report by the Hamilton Project, an economic policy project on whose advisory council I serve, reviewed 23 studies of the impact of tax-rate changes on the propensity to work and found that most of them concluded there was no meaningful effect.
Four days before his appearance at the cannabusiness conference, Paul received an A– in the Marijuana Policy Project's report card on 22 presidential candidates.
Michael Bender, a spokesman for the Mercury Policy Project, a nonprofit advocacy group that is helping the families, said today's move "amounts to insult on injury" for children whose parents have filed claims.
"We believe we are going to have strong victories in those states," said Robert Kampia, a director of the Marijuana Policy Project, a group that lobbies for medical access to marijuana.
