The phrase "a precondition for policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing necessary requirements or conditions that must be met before a policy can be implemented or considered.
Example: "Effective communication is a precondition for policy success, as it ensures that all stakeholders are informed and engaged."
Alternatives: "a prerequisite for policy" or "a necessary condition for policy".
A number of factors have been suggested for the prolonged lack of policy in this area: deep public mistrust of the medical profession caused by the 1968 heart transplant; the Japanese culture which still holds traditional Japanese view of death and the body; and the lack of the broad public consensus required as a precondition for a policy [ 1].
So the modern period is a precondition for these policies.
Increasingly, treatments require proof of efficacy as a precondition for adequate insurance reimbursement.
"It's encouraging to have a president who understands that regulatory reform is a precondition for any successful infrastructure policy," he said in a statement.
To improve care for their citizens and to realise these potential efficiency gains, policymakers are looking for methods to measure and benchmark the performance of their health care systems as a precondition for evidence-based health policy reforms.
"In the early years of this Parliament a lot of focus was placed on whether fiscal consolidation was compatible with recovery; it is now clear that credible fiscal policy is a precondition for recovery, underpinning confidence and an activist monetary policy".
A humanitarian rationale is also the strongest case for changing Russia's policy, a precondition for the Obama administration.
The case of IDD that proper identification of policy windows and policy maker's demand is a precondition for creating relevant evidence.
The Chinese appear to have successfully applied considerable diplomatic pressure, insisting on a reaffirmation of existing US policy on Taiwan as a precondition for discussing issues closer to Trump's heart, such as bilateral trade.
