The phrase "a policy that represents" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a policy that embodies or reflects certain values, principles, or objectives.
Example: "The new environmental regulations are a policy that represents our commitment to sustainability and conservation."
Alternatives: "a policy that embodies" or "a policy that reflects".
As director of football, the onus for Levein is to ensure that the club's youth development structure continues to produce players for the first team - overseeing a recruitment policy that represents economic value - and to coach the coaches, so that the team's style is repeated through every age level.
The process measures intend to quantify the level of staff adherence to organizational policy that represents effective falls prevention practices, including: (1) percentage of patients screened for falls, and (2) percentage of patients educated about fall prevention strategies and risks.
During the case studies, ten elements of the operation, namely premises product purchasing people procedures protection processes performance planning, and policy, that represent the main risk areas to the success of a business were considered (Jeynes [2002]).
However, it was not simply a disavowal of Keynesian stabilisation policies that represented a break with the past.
We find the minimal inconsistency cover set is the minimal number of policies that represent a policy inconsistency.
Restoring the right to form unions is a key part of an economic strategy to bring shared and sustainable prosperity to the middle class, creating the workforce needed for future economic growth, and ensuring workers have a role in crafting future policies that represent their interests.
They want your vote and will design policies that represent what matters to you to get your vote.
This is fraught with danger and could saddle Labour with unworkable, unpopular policies that represent the views of activist interest groups.
Advances in multi-objective optimization techniques and ever growing computing power make it possible to design reservoir operating policies that represent Pareto-optimal tradeoffs between multiple interests.
