The phrase "applying this policy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation or enforcement of a specific policy in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The team is focused on applying this policy to ensure compliance across all departments."
Alternatives: "enforcing this policy" or "implementing this policy".
If Washington proposes the same thing in the Trans-Pacific agreement, it will be applying this policy to countries that are much poorer, including Vietnam, Malaysia, Chile and Peru.
One means of applying this policy is the provision of information to job seekers as to vacancies immediately available, and to workers at large as to the prospects and requirements of particular occupations.
The physical by-products, resulting from applying this policy, have a considerable impact on the present distribution of recreational open spaces and on the size of public land reserves.
As an example, applying this policy to a new procedure being utilized in the research arm of our laboratory proved valid: a protein extraction method being developed initially showed that of 2/26 tested samples yielded viable MTB.
Applying this policy to the women with ID in our series would have missed nearly half of the tumors because 5 of 11 patients were diagnosed before 50 years of age.
For good measure, trust that legislative supporters will eventually apply this policy as well to American citizens.
Ms. White said that "our aim is to apply this policy in appropriate cases, and we'll do this in the public interest".
It has tried to apply this policy of pre-emption to rules issued by a slew of federal agencies and is now asking the Supreme Court to approve its improper ideological stand when it comes to drug safety.
The agency has applied this policy so inconsistently that, as a brief for ABC Inc. and others argued, "broadcasters have no way to know what material the commission will deem indecent".
