The phrase "adjustment policies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economic, social, or organizational changes that require modifications to existing policies.
Example: "The government implemented new adjustment policies to address the economic challenges faced by the country."
Alternatives: "modification strategies" or "reform measures".
"The Nigerian economy: response of agriculture to adjustment policies," by Mike Kwanashie...[et al.] (March 1998).
Structural Adjustment Policies (SAPs) included forced privatisation, public spending cuts and lowered taxes on the global south.
A coterminal student is subject to graduate tuition assessment and adjustment policies once graduate standing is reached.
What we got instead was the IMF, structural adjustment policies and more than half a century of largely unnecessary pain and suffering for the world's poorest countries.
Their structural adjustment policies serve a model of economic governance that transfers risk on to the shoulders of ordinary workers and the young.
The so called 'structural adjustment policies' that were imposed in the name of increased productivity and competitiveness have started to tear our societies to pieces.
Report on a Study of Training, Adjustment Policies and the Restructuring of Work in Large Unionized Firms. in Papers and Proceedings of the 1993 Annual Meetings.
This chapter provides an overview of Costa Rica's experiences with the Structural Adjustment Policies (SAPs) demanded by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Structural adjustment policies, that is, the privatisation and cuts which devastated the developing world in the 80s and 90s, were based on women taking on even more unwaged work or going without – even when it meant starvation.
One way the incoming administration can further consolidate democracy is to encourage open debate on orthodox structural adjustment policies and engage the Ghanaian populace in a search for pragmatic solutions.
After almost two decades of structural adjustment policies and liberalization programs directed by the International Monetary Fund, prices for exports have fallen, the cost of imported oil has risen, and the currency crisis continues unabated.
