The phrase "a policy to increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or plans aimed at enhancing or boosting a particular aspect, such as productivity, efficiency, or resources.
Example: "The government has implemented a policy to increase renewable energy usage across the country."
Alternatives: "a strategy to boost" or "an initiative to enhance".
The activity was considered as part of a policy to increase pressure on the kidnappers.
Officials from that district also said they had recently changed a policy to increase the consistency of discipline actions across the district's schools.
A White House spokeswoman, Jennifer R. Psaki, said on Thursday that the White House had been working for several months on a policy to increase exports.
As such it has been recommended as a policy to increase the average number of working hours of part-time workers.
One reason the EITC might be more effective than hiring credits at creating jobs is that it presumably does not generate stigma effects, since the employer typically has no idea whether an employee is eligible for or receiving the EITC.22 (And as a policy to increase income from work, for the many people already employed who get an EITC payment, stigma is irrelevant).
Chief among those is Blackstone Group Chairman Stephen Schwarzman, who compared a policy to increase taxes on private equity firms to Hitler invading Poland in 1939.
The bigger issue in all of these discussions is whether the public gives its consent, as a policy, to increasing levels of domestic surveillance.
In one study, passersby in a wealthy Boston neighborhoods were invited to sign a petition supporting a redistributive policy to increase taxation on incomes over $1 million.
THE I.N.S. is aware of the competition: "Canada has made it a national policy to increase their market share of high-tech workers," said Jacquelyn Bednarz, a special policy assistant at the I.N.S. "They are courting them with attractive ads.
Government officials have also received training in FMNR in Kenya, and this has been useful in helping implement a national policy to increase nationwide forest cover from 1% to 10% of land.
Recently the government's Ministry of Health implemented a new policy to increase the density of CHPs to one for every five households and to rename the CHPs as health development army members [ 7].
