The phrase "a process of policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the development, implementation, or evaluation of policies within an organization or government context.
Example: "The committee is currently engaged in a process of policy review to ensure that all regulations are up to date and effective."
Alternatives: "a policy-making process" or "a policy development process".
Let me now position interculturalism as a new policy narrative inviting a process of policy paradigm change.
CURACAO itself encouraged a process of policy learning among participating cities, and recent research has demonstrated more fully the way in which cities have been learning from one another [37].
It implies also that we are in a process of policy paradigm change, where most of the main pillars of the MCP remain, but with a rising awareness that the recognition of differences following the equality principle cannot be defended without requiring a justification.
UNICEF could initiate a process of policy formulation in countries with substantial experience and consolidate results at the regional and, eventually, at the global levels.
The MoES, in coordination with stakeholders, is now supporting the expansion of inclusive education through a process of policy revision and systemic reforms, and piloting an alternative funding system.
The case study in each country was organised according to a conceptual framework consisting of a process of policy change moving from, Gilson et al state, 'agenda setting around a reform of focus, to reform design, and then through implementation to the achievement of immediate and longer term changes' [ 31].
Renewable energy has developed spectacularly in Spain since the European Union started a process of energy policy reform.
"Because it [the Class A alcohol ban] wasn't evidence-based and it didn't go through a process of proper policy planning.
Agenda setting has been described as being part of a process of health policy reform which involves many actors and interest groups [ 44, 45].
The sale of Capio's diagnostic services suggests that although it was a sale, it was also part of a process of changing policy towards one type of supplier.
The case study presented in this paper is drawn from a policy analysis of a contemporary process of policy debate on legalization of abortion in Indonesia, which was in flux at the time of the research and provided a unique opportunity for prospective analysis.
