The phrase "area policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to guidelines or regulations that apply to a specific geographic area or region.
Example: "The local government has implemented a new area policy to address environmental concerns in the community."
Alternatives: "regional policy" or "local policy".
Costelloe, B. et al. Global biodiversity indicators reflect the modeled impacts of protected area policy change.
With each area policy occupy, gangs lose valuable territory for the manufacture and sale of drugs.
He was assigned to work with "a national network of elected, business and civic leaders engaged in city and metropolitan area policy development and implementation".
COLLEGE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE -- Fined Vanderbilt $5,000 for a violation of the leagues access to competition area policy during Tuesday nights men's basketball game against Wichita State.
Aggregate euro area policy, monetary and fiscal, should therefore be subject to more or less the same rules that apply to the United States.
Furthermore, conservation banking could be applied to a subset of the network only, i.e. the wider landscape, as a complementary instrument to protected area policy.
The comments solidified the fund's U-turn in its guidance for euro-area policy makers.
Guerrilla insurgencies "are ultimately about affecting political will," said Loren Thompson, an analyst with the Lexington Institute, a Washington-area policy research center.
The industry's trade association, the Nuclear Energy Institute, has retooled its advertising — which is directed at Washington-area policy makers — to strike a reassuring tone.
He spoke as euro-area policy makers pressed China at an Asia-Europe meeting in Brussels for a faster appreciation of the currency to help rebalance the world economy.
The gray-area policy on the use of hearing aids by New York Police Department officers, noted in "Ban on Hearing Aids Is Forcing Out Veteran New York City Police Officers" (news article, June 20), is appalling.
