The phrase "a policy structured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the organization or framework of a specific policy.
Example: "The committee reviewed a policy structured to enhance employee engagement and productivity."
Alternatives: "a policy designed" or "a policy formulated".
What it really needs is a policy structure to encourage major investments in cleaner technologies that are already at hand or within reach.
For example, a policy structure which puts a large emphasis on micro-grids could enable citizens to "become much more participatory in their energy provision" [6].
In 2004, the Democratic presidential nominee, Senator John Kerry, had a foreign policy structure similar in scale to Mr. Obama's, but it had limited influence on the candidate, who had spent 20 years in the Senate, former advisers said.
Mercer et al. (2014) claim that the efforts towards a national policy structure in Timor-Leste would greatly benefit from establishing policies that target DRR by including CCA.
In many cases, urban gardening begins organically, but without a supportive policy structure in place, it can be difficult for these programs to take root, thrive and be of maximum and equitable benefit to the whole community.
A good policy structure has been established, more than 80 per cent of the country now has a basic health package (up from 9 per cent five years ago) and there's been a reduction in the infant mortality rate.
Both Scowcroft and Brzezinski credited Gen. Jim Jones, who recently announced his departure, for trying to create an effective policy structure.
When Quebec was establishing its first science policy in the early 70s, it also examined the potential for a science advisory policy structure and established the Conseil de la politique scientifique (CPS).
If the minister wants gas as the transitional fuel to deliver base load, and a nationally harmonised policy structure to help bolt new technologies into the electricity grid, he should lead the discussion about an energy intensity scheme for the power industry, because such a scheme would deliver those eventualities.
"The reason is that if you look at anything else, whether it's nuclear, whether it's oil industry, whether it's wind and renewables or even tidal they all fit within a proper coherent policy structure.
