The phrase "associated policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a policy that is related to or connected with a specific subject or issue.
Example: "The associated policy regarding data privacy must be adhered to by all employees."
Alternatives: "related policy" or "connected policy".
There are two important pools of investment and associated policy — $27.5 billion in highway construction funds, and $8 billion for high-speed-rail projects, plus another $1.3 billion for Amtrak.
This review synthesises empirical evidence of regional koala population trends, their conservation outlook, and associated policy challenges.
Less attention has been given so far to changes in natural forest management practices, in particular to the outcomes of variations of timber harvesting intensity and associated policy scenarios (but see [17]).
This componentwise sampling from a mixture distribution is known as hierarchical sampling and corresponds here to a generalized Thompson sampling procedure, where first a random belief is sampled and then the associated policy with respect to this belief is executed.
Key principles of responsible research and innovation (RRI) recently given high prominence on EU and national level are therefore 'anticipation, reflection and deliberation in and around research and innovation, influencing the direction of these and associated policy' [2].
The terminology of 'integration' is, however, by no means unproblematic, bearing connotations on the nature of the process involved and associated policy aspirations that have been challenged by scholars and policy advocates alike.
To determine the status of each of the Baby‐ Friendly Hospital Initiative(BFHI) Ten Steps and associated policies in Iowa hospitals.
Sustainable forest management supports the maintenance and enhancement of biodiversity, and relies on evidence based research to underpin associated policies and practices.
How empowering are associated policies?
Thayer et al. (2005) evaluated the relative merits and limits of hormesis as the "default assumption" for human health risk methodologies and associated policies.
Moreover, how do the lags associated with policy conduct affect the actual implementation of the policy and its effects?
