'consistency of policy' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the uniformity of a set of rules or guidelines. For example: "The company's success has been achieved by maintaining consistency of policy and a high level of customer service."
The four scales could cover the consistency of policy with research findings, and the degree of influence of research on agenda setting, policy formulation, and implementation.
The 50% establishment grant for DEC in England closed in August 2013, without a clear indication of what may replace this (Alexander et al., 2014a); White et al. (2013) argue that consistency of policy rules are critical to development of renewable energy.
Consistency of policy may be elusive in tough times; a consistency of explanation and empathy should not be.
Nevertheless, as a war-fatigued U.S. government and and its allies move forward in the Afghanistan campaign, we should urge them to have a twofold objective in mind: 1) empathy of a severely traumatized civilian population, and 2) consistency of policies that can assuage that trauma.
Compliance with quarantine measures seems to depend on consistency of policies and credibility of public health messages (7 ).
As 2011 was the last year of the three-year plan, the consistency of the policy after 2011 is still unknown, considering the ability of the government to bear more healthcare expenditure.
They all have in common essentially these issues: (i) only directive policies are considered, and many operations can be required [ 7– 9]; (ii) only consistency of implemented policies is verified, without proper contrast to directive policies.
Previous studies of health policy documents commissioned in the UK and elsewhere and by the WHO have investigated the consistency of suggested policies with evidence gathered in the field [ 14, 19- 23].
The goals of the urban plans concern the transparency and consistency of government policies in the area (Gabellini 2010), while those of the SEA involve a clear orientation towards environmental sustainability (Register 2006; Sassen 2009; Shmelev 2009; Mostafavi and Doherty 2009).
One of the main motivations of this paper is based on the feasibility of defining and building an effective solution to verify the consistency of security policies once implemented.
Although previous studies argue policy design and characteristics, few deal with policy consistency, and they lack a quantitative measure of policy consistency and explanation of its effects.
