The phrase "a vibrant policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a policy that is dynamic, lively, and effective in promoting positive change or engagement.
Example: "The government introduced a vibrant policy aimed at enhancing community participation in local decision-making."
Alternatives: "an energetic policy" or "a dynamic policy."
Borussia used that lifeline to build a future based on a vibrant youth policy and on the desire of 80,000 fans who show up at every home game.
Radhakrishna to put in place a vibrant HR policy.
Dusting himself down from that off-the-field defeat, Thompson predicted better times on it thanks to "a vibrant youth policy".
In part due to the dearth of climate change policies, a vibrant voluntary carbon offset market has sprung up centered around a suite of different carbon project standards [6 9], and managing forests for carbon offsets can provide an important income stream for landowners willing to undertake the costs and requirements of these standards.
In part due to the dearth of climate change policies, a vibrant voluntary carbon offset market has sprung up centered around a suite of different carbon project standards [ 6- 9], and managing forests for carbon offsets can provide an important income stream for landowners willing to undertake the costs and requirements of these standards.
On the other hand, NOAA can't be seen as overly competing with the private sector, since that would go against its longstanding policy support a vibrant private sector community that specializes in customized weather info, including companies such as the Weather Channel, whose free iPhone app is the most popular free weather app, according to iTunes.
These studies point to a vibrant waste enterprise, devoid of policy or legislative, often tedious, unhygienic, unrecognized and potentially hazardous, whose contributions are rarely documented or quantified.
"The widespread consensus on the importance of sound financial policies combined with a vibrant multiparty democracy provides additional support to continued fiscal discipline," Moody's said.
For instance, in Chile, a military coup in the early 1970s led to the establishment of a right-wing government, and that government's liberal economic policies led to a vibrant capital market in the country.
