The phrase "a policy that seeks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the objectives or intentions of a specific policy.
Example: "The government has introduced a policy that seeks to reduce carbon emissions and promote renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "a policy aimed at" or "a policy designed to".
It outlines a policy "that seeks attainment of the highest possible protection of the human rights of sex workers, through measures that include the decriminalisation of sex work".
To some, the suspension of Mr. Scarborough will simply underscore the strangeness of a policy that seeks to protect NBC's journalistic integrity, but does not differentiate between news reporters and political commentators.
The agency has fermented a policy that seeks to maintain the Palestinian refugee status.
These are precisely the people whom a policy that sought to prolong the amount of education would target.
Since the release of a declassified version of the assessment last week, the administration has scrambled to salvage a policy that sought a diplomatic solution to Iran's nuclear ambitions while preserving the option of military strikes, or at least the appearance of such an option.
We could also envision a policy that sought to tame the bloated financial sector with a speculation tax that would make much of the creative finance on Wall Street unprofitable.
Few Republicans will support any policy that seeks to force Israel to give much ground, diplomatic or literal.
I don't want a foreign policy that's revolutionary; I want a foreign policy that seeks stability before it goes chasing after democratic dreams.
The commission's success in this field is built on sound legal and economic analysis, fair and transparent procedures and a fining policy that seeks to deter misbehaviour.
It's a comprehensive policy that seeks to address two of the most fundamental challenges we face: improving our energy security and combating global climate change.
Although neither of these is true, the coalition have now brought in a drugs policy that seeks the elusive concept of "recovery" and rewards abstinence-based approaches.
