The phrase "for policy developments" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when discussing actions or decisions that will impact future policy changes or developments. Example: The government has allocated a significant amount of funding for policy developments in the education sector.
In it, Gove questioned how New Labour was using Northern Ireland as a "laboratory for policy developments" that Tony Blair's party wanted to introduce across Britain.
International knowledge and experience regarding essential safety problems and interventions are available through reviews of international bodies, which are frequently published as background documents for policy developments.
The actual implications the studies have had for policy developments are outlined at the end of papers 2 and 3.
Simon Milner is Facebook's UK and Ireland Policy Director, responsible for policy development and representation on issues such as privacy, safety and advertising policy.
It has been adopted and expanded by the WHO to develop an Innovative Care for Chronic Conditions Framework for policy development and system redesign in global contexts [ 11].
The paper integrates philosophy of permaculture with strategic management frameworks to develop a pragmatic tool for policy development.
A new leader for the Greens means new opportunities for policy development and political strategy.
Grants for policy development will also be cut by the same amount.
Sarah Atkinson - director of policy and communications at the Charity Commission Sarah is accountable for policy development and media and stakeholder management.
Mr. Farrell was deputy commissioner for policy development under Mr. Kelly and continued in that role for several years under Police Commissioners William J. Bratton and Howard Safir.
He previously held senior roles with BT, most recently as Director for Group Industry Policy, where he was responsible for policy development, articulation and advocacy on communications industry issues.
