The phrase "available policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a policy that is currently in effect or accessible for use or reference.
Example: "Please review the available policy regarding employee benefits before making your decision."
Alternatives: "current policy" or "accessible policy".
Using the tool would allow policy makers to have a clearer sense of how well they were exploiting "available policy space across the full spectrum of levers".
He said the school had a clearly articulated and publicly available policy on bullying and ran many programs for students about respectful relationships.
In another set of circumstances, where such resources are not available, policy makers can encourage the development of clusters to build process-based competitive advantages.
More likely, the Bank would join with the Treasury in using every available policy tool – including lower interest rates – to boost growth.
Given the risks, uncertainties, ambiguities and ignorance attached to all the available policy options, a response of caution, precaution and transparency is called for.
In addition, the framework includes an assessment of whether the CCyB is the most appropriate policy instrument (among available policy instruments) to address the highlighted financial system vulnerabilities.
Insurers say available policies do not cover some forms of attack.
Where can people find straightforward information on available policies? A. Before the new law, it was virtually impossible to get comparable information on various health plans.
Keep in mind that agents won't necessarily show you all available policies, just the ones from insurers they work with.
"It's worth going to a comparison site first to see what the cheapest available policies are – but if you don't see any of these brands it could be worth going to them directly," says James Daley, founder of Fairer Finance.
The request to State University of New York institutions, for example, asked for copies of colleges' requests for proposals from insurers, contracts with insurers, statistics on premiums paid and information given to students about available policies, said Megan Galbraith, a spokeswoman for SUNY.
