"distribution policy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used in the context of policies related to managing and storing resources, such as goods or products. For instance, you can use it in the sentence: "Our distribution policy requires that all products must be stored in a dry, cool environment."
In an interview, Mr. Davies said two words best describe the journal's bobblehead distribution policy.
A spokesman for the Louisiana Health and Hospitals Department, Bob Johannessen, said several state health officials had called the university to complain about the distribution policy.
She applauded the Class of 2000 for having pushed the college to institute "one of the most progressive sexual misconduct policies in the nation" -- not the most progressive condom distribution policy.
But federal health officials selected another organization, the University Renal Research and Education Association of Ann Arbor, Mich., to run the scientific registry that examines how transplant patients fare and how changes in organ distribution policy affect them.
In a sunwashed ceremony on Lehman Lawn, the 558 graduates in pale blue recalled how they had already changed the world within the Barnard gates, with a recycling program, a move to socially responsible investing, and, Melissa Marrus, the senior class president, said, the most progressive condom distribution policy in the nation.
At Cameron's birthday dinner on Friday night, it is likely she will try to refocus the discussion on more pressing problems, such as how to solve the Syrian war, and how to construct a fairer refugee distribution policy within the EU.
Those include improving radio communications, establishing food and water distribution policies and lining up storm cleanup crews.
Additional studies will examine practical considerations such as the distribution policies to ensure that pregnant women do not take miltefosine.
The N.A.A.C.P., which is suing gun manufacturers and distributors, argues that the analysis helps show that the industry has long known that its distribution policies permit guns to reach criminals.
The former, where production fell by nearly ten per cent despite an ongoing oil-fuelled economic boom, may serve as a cautionary tale: onerous licensing and distribution policies, as well as production maximums, have historically made the state what one beer entrepreneur, in a 2010 article in the Bismarck Tribune, called "a dead zone for craft brewing".
The behavior of reactive column section profiles under arbitrary reaction distribution policies is addressed through the use of difference points.
