The phrase "all policymaking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the entirety of the process involved in creating policies, typically in a governmental or organizational context.
Example: "The committee's goal is to ensure that all policymaking is transparent and inclusive."
Alternatives: "every aspect of policy creation" or "the entire policy-making process".
The general principles of understanding the user, working closely with implementers, user-testing assumptions, and iterating until the problem is solved, are all policymaking best practices.
Self-evaluation has, in fact, led the FAO to conclude that it must refocus on activities with the highest impacts on food insecure people; the right to food embodies this approach and hardwires it into all policymaking.
But this is to underestimate the magnetic power of the status quo in all policymaking.
He mostly ignores Legco and has brought almost all policymaking into his own office.Nor does his government tolerate criticism.
This principle should guide all policymaking that involves intergenerational transfer.
The most essential ingredient for what was (and is, with all policymaking) inevitably a long and arduous process of discussion, drafting and re-drafting is the involvement of people working closely together.
Hacker and Pierson ably guide us through 30 years of "winner-take-all" policymaking, politicking, and -- from the point of view of the wealthy -- judicious inaction.
In all three, policymaking reflects the interaction of state entities, with minimal participation by non-state actors.
I believe the Framers did all the policymaking necessary in this area when they devised the constitutional framework which binds us all.
Recent rankings compromise all the policymaking conducted in Spain since the country transitioned to democracy in 1976.
Post-truth politics is all the rage, but policymaking that ignores scientific fact and expert judgment was pioneered back in 2013, the first year of the badger cull.
