The phrase "altering policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications to existing policies within an organization or system.
Example: "The committee is focused on altering policy to better address the needs of our community."
Alternatives: "modifying policy" or "revising policy".
Early reviews of Barack Obama's presidency — including his own — agree that he has found more success in altering policy than in transforming the capital's acrimonious culture.
The authority recommends altering policy so only pupils with a baptismal certificate would be guaranteed entry to Roman Catholic schools.
The shift of the Skill Stream in favour of Employer Sponsored migrants has been achieved by altering policy in relation to both GSM and Employer Sponsored visa subclasses.
By altering policy to make these schools more diverse in this respect, the recruitment and retention of these teachers could be helped.
Yet we were determined to influence smoking habits and believed that altering policy was the key.
Some leaders in jurisdictions that restrict ICE cooperation have said they have no intention of altering policy based on Trump's threats.
But he had yet to alter policy on the ground regarding Kentucky's sizable slave population.
Advocates for families affected by autism say the findings underscore the need to raise public awareness and alter policy.
"They didn't believe in democracy so they built a system that meant even if people voted for change, it was hard to alter policy," she said.
The prince has for some years been accused of meddling in government affairs and seeking to influence ministers to alter policy.
Moreover, new economic data, geopolitical events and developments in financial markets could significantly alter policy considerations over the course of seven days.
