The phrase "a prudent policy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a course of action that is wise, careful, or judicious in nature.
Example: "Implementing a prudent policy regarding financial investments can help safeguard the company's future."
Alternatives: "a wise approach" or "a sensible strategy."
This is a prudent policy.
That may be a prudent policy, but it is one that puts a strict limit on China's leverage.
Sending a nation's worth of military-age men into the street without enough to do is rarely a prudent policy.
This statement, though, did not completely summarize the whole of his political thought; he strove for the adoption of a system that would ensure "peace through arbitration" and recommended a prudent policy of "limitation of conflicts".
They identified as austerity plans only those cases in which governments imposed tax hikes or spending cuts because they viewed it as a prudent policy with potential long-term benefits, not because they were responding to the short-term economic outlook and sought to reduce the risk of overheating.
A prudent policy is to start striking back when we are hit the first time, not the last time.
"Supersonic cruise missiles conventionally armed, which may well be designed fairly soon, but capable of carrying nuclear weapons at times of global tension, I see as a prudent insurance policy".
But Nato leaders and planners look at Iran's continuing nuclear programme - and the steady improvement it has made to the range and capabilities of its missile forces - and are convinced that missile defence is, at the very least, a prudent insurance policy.
Unifying tax-deferred retirement programs, but keeping the current limits on contributions, would be a more prudent policy.
"We should continue to implement a proactive fiscal policy and a prudent monetary policy while giving more priority to maintaining growth," Mr. Wen said, according to the official Xinhua news agency.
Their gnomic conclusion: to maintain a "prudent monetary policy" and a "proactive fiscal policy" in the face of an "extremely grim and complicated" global outlook.The annual Central Economic Work Conference CEWCC) sets the tone for China's economic policymaking for the next 12 months.
