The phrase "a range of policy sectors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various areas or fields of policy, often in the context of governance, administration, or research.
Example: "The report examines a range of policy sectors, including health, education, and environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "a variety of policy areas" or "multiple policy domains".
The growing evidence for features of social capital as determinants of health and wellbeing has simultaneously highlighted its potential as a pathway to other determinants, and therefore its relevance to a range of policy sectors including welfare, education, families and communities, employment, housing, urban development and planning and justice.
A range of policy recommendations are outlined.
In South Asia, social policy covers a range of policy areas, shaped by history, institutions and cultures.
The majority of other POL articles examine the successes and/or failures of attempts to set national policy agendas and formulate a range of policies in relation to, for example, general health sector (e.g. Macrae et al. 1996) and pharmaceutical (e.g. Reich 1994) reform, sexual rights and reproductive health policy (e.g. abortion policy, Guedes 2000) and HIV/AIDS (e.g. Schneider 2002).
The eve-of-conference pledge marks the start of the unveiling of a range of policies designed to ease the living standards crisis, including proposals to strengthen the minimum wage in specific sectors over time as the economy improves.
The annual ICT for Development (ICT4D) Conference hosted by CRS, NetHope, and others, highlighted the role that ICTs play in delivering critical services across a range of sectors, informing policy decisions, as well as improving monitoring and evaluation.
As the Italian Prime Minister, Matteo Renzi, cheered the beginning of the EU's new journey with Iran towards signing billions of Euros-worth of deals in a range of sectors, the EU policy on Iran's human rights shifted dramatically but quietly.
It has direct public policy impact by informing planning policies across a range of sectors (urban design and planning, transport, public health, and pediatrics) to implement place-based interventions and initiatives that target children's health and development at the community level.
Contextually, the survey had a supportive government policy, strong partnerships between CIs and EUs, and established mechanisms for dissemination of the findings across a range of government sectors.
