"harmonization of policies" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of coordinating or aligning different policies or regulations in order to achieve consistency and coherence. Example: In order to promote economic growth and trade, the European Union has been working on the harmonization of policies related to taxation, labor laws, and consumer protection across its member states.
The importance of strengthening governance entities, networks and processes (e.g., harmonization of policies, education and awareness of policies) was also a prominent outcome of the diagnosis.
"It only stands to reasons that if you're multinational, particularly a fossil fuel-intensive multinational," she said, "you'd like some harmonization of policies across your business activities".
Brown did act with dispatch and focus, and he was a voice calling for harmonization of policies around the globe, culminating in the London G-20 meeting in 2009, perhaps his finest moment.
The question of the need or opportunity for governments to intervene is raised and harmonization of policies between neighboring countries may be opportune.
Privacy concerns, among other ethical and legal issues associated with cross-jurisdictional transfer of stem cell lines, also suggest a need for harmonization of policy responses across jurisdictions [ 12- 15].
Specific objectives of the IATT are to: - Promote coordination and harmonization of policy guidance and programming, - Advocate, both internally and externally for accelerated implementation of evidence based interventions, - Promote the development and sharing of technical and programming information, - Support and broaden networking and collaboration.
The only way to go is to pursue more mutualization and harmonization of our policies.
The debate regarding the harmonization of fiscal policies was not yet over, however.
The degree of harmonization of renewables policies will be a key factor in shaping electricity markets in Europe.
We recommend the adoption of rational, science-based principles for the harmonization of agricultural policies to prevent economic decline and lower standards of living across the continent.
If these areas of concern are indeed common, there is the potential for mutual learning, and to the extent sensible and feasible, harmonization of the policies that shape both fields.
