The phrase "cohesive policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a set of guidelines or strategies that are well-integrated and work together effectively.
Example: "The government needs to implement a cohesive policy to address climate change and promote sustainable development."
Alternatives: "integrated approach" or "unified strategy."
With the neighborhood splayed across three community districts, developing a single, cohesive policy has been a particular challenge.
And besides overturning the health law and generally seeking to reverse the expansion of the federal government, the hard-liners do not have a cohesive policy plan.
The Ugandan president, Yoweri Museveni, has been talking up the potential of his country's scientists, despite the government's approach apparently being driven more by politics than cohesive policy.
Unfortunately, the sport lacks a cohesive policy to deal with this issue largely because the governing body for the sport, the International Cricket Council (I.C.C ., is driven by the policies of the cricket organizations of individual countries.
The trade group, in its manifesto, said the airlines wanted "a cohesive policy supporting the integral role of the U.S. airline industry in our economy," and argued that without help, "domestic service levels will suffer," especially at smaller cities and rural communities.
It also highlights how this combination of factors can assist government to develop a cohesive policy framework for reform, and to clearly articulate why and in what ways changes need to occur.
The smaller number of studies from low and middle income countries is probably a result of less cohesive policies on air quality, inadequate environmental monitoring, and less robust disease surveillance.
In an effort to build a cohesive public policy that brings all those food-related movements together, a handful of cities began forming food policy councils in the late 1990s.
The Euro only works if it is backed with solid cohesive monetary policy (a proper central bank, something the ECB is failing to be), and solid cohesive fiscal policy.
After meeting European officials on Thursday, Mr. Holbrooke told journalists that Europe's new effort to create a more cohesive foreign policy was timely because it mirrored developments in Washington, where efforts were under way to integrate foreign policy-making with development aid.
What is lacking is a cohesive industrial policy that investors can grasp.
