The phrase "a policy upon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or establishment of a policy regarding a specific issue or topic.
Example: "The committee has decided to implement a policy upon the use of social media in the workplace."
Alternatives: "a policy regarding" or "a policy on".
Patient bought a policy that upon his death will pay his partner a half-million rand, the equivalent of $62,500.
"His photo-ops are no substitute for a policy based upon shared values and shared interests – something we haven't seen from Barack Obama," said Bob McDonnell, the Republican governor of Virginia.
Open legal questions involve the potential for fraud by an applicant for insurance who fails to disclose known material (significant) genetic information and the ability of an insurance carrier to cancel a policy based upon after-acquired genetic information.
To prevent injection-associated infections, WHO recommends a policy based upon (1) behaviour change among patients and health care workers to reduce injection overuse and improve safety, (2) provision of injection devices and infection control supplies and (3) sharps waste management.
The White House is considered irresolute on Guantánamo, lacking the force or the desire to impose a coherent policy upon the bureaucracy.
Old and weary, he withdrew to the Rhine and decided against all further expansion, a policy he urged upon his successor.
What happens when the implementation of a policy is dependent upon two quite different segments of the health care system – hospitals and public health units – each sector controlled by different professions and operating from related, but different, mandates?
With a policy emphasis placed upon the development of a workforce able to provide support in meeting the psychological and physical needs analysis also focused upon these aspects of SPARC and, in particular, set out to determine those factors which predict burden within these subscales.
One staff person, who above noted the tyranny and chaos of a tobacco-free policy, upon further probing suggested a path forward: " Just what we're doing, I think, having a group, word of mouth.
We proclaim our neutralism, but we do not always base it upon a policy of neutrality".
