The phrase "above policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a policy that has been mentioned earlier in the text or conversation.
Example: "As stated in the above policy, all employees must adhere to the guidelines set forth."
Alternatives: "previous policy" or "aforementioned policy".
"This is putting politics above policy".
Hong Kong, Singapore and mainland China are already grappling with inflation rates that are running above policy makers' comfort levels.
MR. KOHL -- Senator Ashcroft, I believe that we fail the Senate and our constituents when we put politics above policy and bitterness above compromise.
Their list is something of a hodgepodge, but hats off to Halstead and Lind for at least rising above policy blather and advocating some unconventional things.
They are practicing the politics of polarization; they are elevating "framing" above policy; they have decided that winning the next election by any means is all that matters — and never mind what happens on the day after that.
While the number of 16 to 18-year-olds in this category will drop due to the above policy changes, this will amount to nothing unless their time in further education is meaningfully spent.
I understand that not everyone agrees on public policy, and I respect the opinions of those who oppose the above policies.
But all of this is because I'm a typical Bleeding Heart Leftie Liberal and no doubt the above policies would cause some kind of unanticipated chaos.
The Lib Dem amendment (with my comments indented): Conference recognises however that all of the above policies and aspirations can be achieved without adopting the damaging and unjustified market-based approach that is proposed.
This policy is combined with the above policies, that is, the user can decide whether to allow, deny, or randomize an app's access to a specific sensor.
Shown in Table 5, various scenarios were designed, with the same baseline conditions as the NL case, and based on the above policies.
