"field of policy" is a correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to a specific area or subject of government policies and regulations. Example: "The government is implementing major reforms in the field of healthcare policy to address rising costs and improve access for all citizens."
Economics does not have the field of policy entirely to itself.
Many of MIT's graduates have gone on to serve the nation in the field of policy.
The irony is that the mayor and Malthouse have done some good things in this field of policy.
To overcome this tension, it may prove useful to draw lessons from the field of policy evaluation.
This implies, among other things, identifying its main and secondary actors- players, posing their main field of policy action and describing the necessary interactions between them.
Research analysis of energy and climate policy interactions is still young in comparison to the broad field of policy evaluation and impact assessment.
Analogous illusions have appeared within the disciplinary field of policy-making (Howlett and Ramesh 1995; Regonini 2001;).
Stuckler and McKee, in contrast, use different metaphors to describe 'global health' in the field of policies.
She is an expert on forced migration and human rights, and her work has spanned the fields of policy, advocacy and philanthropy.
According to its press materials, the institution's overarching mission is to "promote understanding among the people, leaders and institutions of Asia and the United States" and to generate new ideas in "the fields of policy, business, education, arts and culture".
The session attracted more than 25 of the world's leading experts from the fields of policy, science, and business to San Servolo Island for an intensive two day session (see Appendix A for a list of the participants).
