The phrase "conform to a policy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe someone or something's adherence to a set of rules or regulations. For example, "All employees are expected to conform to the company's policies and procedures."
CUNY's policy of charging illegal immigrants the lower rate reflected the city's historic embrace of immigrants and conformed to a policy laid out by Mayor Edward I. Koch in 1989 and reaffirmed by Mayors David N. Dinkins and Rudolph W. Giuliani.
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It was calculated by dividing the number of patient encounters in which an injection was prescribed by the total number of encounters surveyed, multiplied by 100. 5. Percentage of drugs prescribed from an essential drug list (EDL) was calculated to measure the degree to which practices conform to a national drug policy as indicated in the national drug list of Ethiopia.
Those listings will also all have WiFi and be available for instant booking, among other things, and will have to conform to a company's expense policies to be booked.
Ideas from geometric control theory indicate that critical DSRs of this kind must conform to a very special sidestream addition rate policy.
Smoking in areas designated "No Smoking". Failure to maintain a neat, clean appearance; failure to wear ID Badge while on assignment; failure to conform to a department uniform or dress code policy.
The connection between evidence-based trust and policy-based trust is that the belief that an entity conforms to a trusted policy implies the belief that the entity has a set of attributes associated with that policy.
We even encourage advertising that is done appropriately and conforms to an Acceptable Ads policy, which is debated and decided in an open public forum".
As Pink News noted last year, the Turkish government has refused to back laws against discrimination and has allowed leading politicians to make explicitly homophobic statements, but has otherwise made changes in an effort to conform to EU policy on human rights laws.
