The phrase "auxiliary policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a secondary or supportive policy that complements a primary policy.
Example: "The organization implemented an auxiliary policy to address the needs of part-time employees."
Alternatives: "supporting policy" or "supplementary policy.".
However the Air Service was limited by Army policy to being an auxiliary of the ground forces and was unable to obtain a role that would employ the use of long distance bombers.
As I wrote earlier, the bottom line here is that companies building 'smart' services need to be thinking about privacy by design — at the very front and centre of the devices and services they are building — not tacking on auxiliary clauses to catch-all privacy policies which are designed to fly under users' radars anyway.
Postscript: The bottom line here is that companies building 'smart' services need to be thinking about privacy by design — at the very front and centre of the devices and services they are building — not tacking on auxiliary clauses to catch-all privacy policies which are designed to fly under the user's radar anyway.
In Burkina Faso, a regionalized recruitment policy for nurses, midwives, and auxiliary midwives has been in place since 2003 to correct the uneven distribution of human resources.
Qualitative research methods using in-depth interviews were employed to collect data from policy makers and health providers (auxiliary medical staff, nurses, and medical doctors).
They are challenged by inadequate work space, limited counselling skills for specific groups, a lack of standardised training policies and considerable administrative and auxiliary duties.
FHWA policy at the time dictated that auxiliary Interstate routes that join two other Interstate Highways should start with an even number.
The health workers targeted by this regionalized recruitment policy are midwives, nurses, itinerant health officers, and auxiliary midwives.
There is good-quality clinical and operational evidence to support clinical policy permitting use of Oxytocin in Uniject by auxiliary health workers and outside facilities, including effectiveness and feasibility studies.
Another option gaining traction in international policy debates is that of increasing the training of auxiliary (lower-skilled) workers in source countries, rather than focusing on nurses and physicians [ 23].
