The phrase "guiding policy formulation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a process or action that influences or directs the development of policies, plans, or strategies. An example sentence could be: "The expert committee was responsible for guiding policy formulation in the healthcare sector, ensuring that the new regulations were in line with current industry standards and best practices."
International joint action can be employed profitably both to collect this data and to build national capacity to conduct the analyses needed to guide policy formulation and general program design in the face of the risks and the opportunities of higher food prices and to evaluate the effectiveness of those policy responses.
This study aimed at assessing the forest-people relationship in terms of the contributions of NTFPs to household's livelihoods and incomes; an important parameter that may guide policy formulation, practice, and management.
Technically supported by FAO and funded by the Global Environment Facility GEF and United Nations Development Programme UNDPNDP), the project has guided policy formulation since 2011.
It is now time for Wits to stand tall in providing ideas, data and evidence that will guide policy formulation, develop human resources, and offer inspiration and critique whether sought or not.
Based on summarization of what is known about the likely impacts of climate change on these diseases in China we highlight five principles to guide policy formulation to enhance adaptation mechanism to reduce the adverse impacts of climate change on the control of mosquito-borne diseases.
We use an econometric approach to attempt explaining the high levels of evasion in Santiago, Chile, and guide public policy formulation to reduce this problem.
Four years later, the WHO 2004 access framework had evolved to capture the pharmaceutical sector and intends to guide pharmaceutical policy formulation.
Our first hypothesis is that ATM frameworks must cover the full range of access barriers at all levels of the health system, to guide research, policy formulation or intervention design.
We found novel results that should guide policy design.
