The phrase "clear-cut policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a policy that is straightforward, unambiguous, and easy to understand.
Example: "The company implemented a clear-cut policy regarding remote work to ensure all employees are aware of the expectations."
Alternatives: "definitive policy" or "straightforward policy."
He has not formed a cabinet, or provided clear-cut policy directives in critical sectors.
The main opposition party, the Democrats, has no shared ideology, clear-cut policy agenda or credible leader.
Some analysts fault the Obama administration for lacking a clear-cut policy on Sudan, divided between the softer line of Maj.
Cynthia Leive, the editor in chief of Self, said her magazine had no clear-cut policy on writers and editors accepting free treatments.
When racial violence erupted at the shipbuilding company where Aaron's father, Herbert, was employed as a riveter, in 1943, a local newspaper blamed the company for not adopting "a clear-cut policy of absolute racial segregation".
Its analyst, Vitaly Golovachev, went on to explain that "hopelessness, apathy, pessimism used to weaken the Russian society like corrosion eroding metal," but the situation took a turn for the better under Mr. Putin, once he had "defined the contours of a clear-cut policy" to strengthen the state and improve "the well-being and dignity of Russian citizens".
In the popular mind, he is the doer, a man who takes decisions and has clear-cut policies that will put the country on the path of rapid development".
In today's socially and digitally connected world, you need clear-cut policies for how employees should use social media.
Once the child has been identified by the clinic or hospital as having a disability, there are no clear-cut policies on what happens next.
We have indicated before [ 18], and emphasize again, that with constant human traffic across borders from Middle East, Afghanistan, and India, and the prevalence of HIV in Pakistan on the rise, clear-cut policies on HIV prevention across borders is urgently warranted.
More importantly, Narain pointed out that there is no clear cut policy on dams, and no thought given to how many dams should be built, where, or how.
