"complaint policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a policy for responding to customer complaints. For example, "Many companies have an online complaint policy that outlines how they will respond to customer grievances."
As detainees are more litigious than their counterparts in the community the complaint policies are well established in secure settings [ 19].
Express your concerns to your solicitor, and if that doesn't work, use the firm's internal complaints policy.
The new Comparison Consortium (Coco) wants all member websites to sign up to an accreditation scheme, whose badge of approval would mean accurate price quotes instead of estimates, a clear complaints policy, transparent information and lawful use of users' personal data.
The current noise complaints policy is a joke.
Ms Cooper said Twitter should carry out a full review of its abuse and complaints policies.
Since then, the Al-Manaar Centre has carried out its own investigation, as a result of which it has retained Carter Ruck which is understood to be drawing up a complaint against Policy Exchange.
Put things right The purpose of a complaint handling policy and procedure - beyond dispute resolution - is to identify what, if anything, went wrong and to ensure the necessary actions are taken to put it right.
Class plays a part too: witness Pritchard's past description of himself as a "little council house lad", or Nadine Dorries's complaint that "policy is being run by two public school boys who don't know what it's like to go to the supermarket and have to put things back on the shelves because they can't afford it … What's worse, they don't care either".
The basis of the complaint: Such policies discriminate against Christians' right to religious freedom and association.
From the mid-1980s, the complaints about policy and public relations were becoming legion.
