The phrase "for security policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing guidelines, rules, or frameworks related to security measures within an organization or system.
Example: "The new measures were implemented for security policy compliance."
Alternatives: "regarding security policy" or "in relation to security policy."
Moulton says he received written assurances that donations were to be used for "security policy analysis and research".
"The E.U. is determined to play a full role in crisis management," said Javier Solana, the senior European Union official for security policy.
An "intact hormonal system" is a requirement for those wanting to join the Berlin police, according to Berndt Krömer, a member of the city's government responsible for security policy.
We describe in details our extensions of the COPS protocol to transport XACML payload for security policy distribution and policy decision requests/responses.
Logic models for security policy checking [ 6, 12 ].
"Hungary is truly honoured to host the Global Shared Service Centre of one of UN's most important organisations," said Dr. István Mikola, State Secretary for Security Policy and International Cooperation of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary.
The new appointee, Fred Fleitz, previously worked for Bolton under the George W. Bush administration before becoming Senior Vice President for Policy and Programs at the Center for Security Policy, or CSP.
Three more of Cruz's proposed national security advisers are from Gaffney's thinktank, the Center for Security Policy.
The project, Mapping Shariah, led Mr. Yerushalmi to Frank Gaffney, a hawkish policy analyst and commentator who is the president of the Center for Security Policy in Washington.
"This is a seriously flawed decision," said Frank Gaffney Jr., president of the Center for Security Policy, a conservative military policy group.
"All of this, from the Chinese perspective, looks like a movement from balancing China to containing China," said Graeme P. Herd, a security expert at the Geneva Center for Security Policy.
