The phrase "and policy based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or rationale behind a particular policy or set of policies.
Example: "The report outlines the recommendations for economic reform and policy based on recent market trends."
Alternatives: "and policy derived from" or "and policy informed by".
But in Fifa's case, change is impossible until it puts its own house in order and reforms its culture of back scratching, backhanders, patronage and policy based on personal politics.
But in real life, Gekkoism triumphed, and policy based on the notion that greed is good is a major reason why income has grown so much more rapidly for the richest 1 percent than for the middle class.
"It aims to find out what the hidden masses of drug users are doing in the world, to get information out to them so we can help them keep themselves safe, and to inform government and policy based on the majority of drug users, not the minority who end up in hospital or seek treatment".
We then suggest some elements of developing this area of research and policy based on a narrative review of relevant studies combined with the management, consulting and field experience of all authors and outline areas of further research.
We want leaders to encourage and favour research and policies based on evidence that has been challenged and tested.
Britain is famous through the ages for its practical good sense and policies based on reality, not myths.
They understood that the bill would have encouraged consistent, professional management of the bureau — crucial to the scientific integrity of census data and to the quality of the decisions and policies based on the data.
Rather, Washington politicians take fixed positions and make promises and policies based on other factors: partisanship, donors or self-interest.
In health insurance, data from devices can monitor a person's health and recommend products and policies based on that data.
