The phrase "adjunct policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing supplementary or additional policies that support a main policy or framework.
Example: "The adjunct policy on remote work provides guidelines for employees who wish to work from home occasionally."
Alternatives: "supplementary policy" or "ancillary policy".
Benjamin Bahney is an adjunct policy analyst at the nonprofit, nonpartisan Rand Corp.
Similar principles apply to the choice between market-like incentives and regulatory instruments to achieve adjunct policy goals (for an application of the transaction cost economics framework in the health sector see Ashton [ 47]).
With the singular exception of the equity-oriented 'disproportionate share' incentives in the US Medicare prospective payment design [ 2], in early formula funding implementations policy instruments to achieve "adjunct" policy goals of access and quality were regulatory (or hierarchical) in nature.
Although some research questions remain [ 42] and there is still need for conceptual development [ 15], these literatures can be used to distil a number of core principles relevant to the design of market-like incentives to achieve adjunct policy goals [ 43].
Created as an ad hoc adjunct "collaborative policy platform," the CCD brings together government, public, nonprofit and private sector organizations to facilitate those public improvements which are often dreamed up and less often realized.
The design of an adjunct incentive policy needs to address, explicitly or implicitly, all of these dimensions with the appropriate choices being influenced by history, culture, information systems, management capacity and other contextual factors specific to the health system or services for which the purchaser/funder is responsible.
The commission accepts aid should not be seen as an adjunct of foreign policy but says part of the solution lies in "preventing UK foreign policy prioritising commercial diplomacy above all else.
A lot of his foundation's funding comes from the US; isn't there a danger of becoming an adjunct to American policy?
May knows society and the economy have changed, so is trying to create policy adjuncts around it – grammars will sponsor another school, or have a quota of places.
A roundtable discussion moderated by Nicco Mele, author, The End of Big and adjunct lecturer in public policy at Shorenstein Center, Harvard Kennedy School, on Internet public policies broader implications for immigration, patent trolls and the sharing economy, which are all important to young entrepreneurs interested in starting their own Internet business.
As an educator, he serves as an adjunct professor of public policy at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government focused on water and climate policy and as an adjunct faculty member at Denver Seminary in Colorado, where he teaches a course on development and poverty.
