The phrase "also has policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional policy that is relevant to a particular subject or context.
Example: "The organization not only promotes sustainability but also has policy in place to ensure compliance with environmental regulations."
Alternatives: "additionally has a policy" or "furthermore has a policy".
But it also has policy implications, and not just in the field of development aid.
Mr. Emanuel does not attend the Monday night strategy sessions; he has given oversight of the White House political operation to his deputy, Jim Messina, who also has policy responsibilities.
Instead of political pandering and promoting a reckless policy, Obama is making it clear that while he seeks to resolve the challenge from Iran, he also has policy red lines that should not be crossed.
Mr Bush seldom shuts up about the subject (and boasts endlessly about how he "spends every night with a teacher").Mr Bush also has policies aplenty.
The UK government also has policies in place to support women who return to work and would like to continue to breastfeed [ 85].
The findings also have policy and design implications to reduce bicyclists' exposure.
These ethical issues also have policy implications.
Our findings also have policy implications for identifying, reporting, and thereafter reducing inter-hospital variability in healthcare.
These findings also have policy implications, indicating that transfusion services – where the behavioural cost is high – are unlikely to increase recruitment by emphasising empathy or altruism.
Methods of coping also have policy implications for facilitating resourcefulness in later life, for example by developing active ageing programmes which focus on physical activity, psychological outlook, social engagement and timely help seeking.
Organisations should also have policies for deciding what to accept from corporate sponsors and if this clashes with their mission.
