"creating a policy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of forming a guideline or a principle for a specific purpose. For example: "The Board of Directors is responsible for creating a policy to ensure the company's compliance with labor laws."
Family members said Mr. Wahid planned to return to public life by creating a policy institute.
It's not just about creating a policy environment that supports investment and innovation but also one that supports infrastructure, education and health.
In the wake of the ruling, university officials have sought to soothe faculty fears, recently creating a policy that requires students who want to bring their firearms on campus to live in separate graduate student apartments and cottages.
What's more, setting and enshrining in law such green ambitions, along with creating a policy framework around them, will help to create jobs, trade and industries of the future.
He said the group would also advise the school on creating a policy to deal with abandoned bikes, analyze patterns of bike use among students and suggest ideas to increase that use.
Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly will create a high-level position within the department to oversee the city's response to threats of terrorism and is creating a policy to make the city's homeless shelters safer, officials said yesterday.
Production 180,000 barrels a day from the Caño Limon field was suspended.A better UN Kofi Annan, the secretary-general of the United Nations, presented his plans for making the organisation more effective, largely by rationalising departments and by creating a policy-making cabinet.
Immediate ideas include streamlining the machinery of government, for example by bringing employment and social security under one roof in a new ministry of work and the family, and creating a "policy-delivery unit" in Downing Street.Tinkering with the machinery of government will be easier than finding a formula to rejuvenate Britain's public services.
But we would create a policy that will give other voices the right to be heard".
