The phrase "is policy oriented" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing something that is focused on or related to policy matters.
Example: "The research conducted by the team is policy oriented, aiming to influence legislative decisions."
Alternatives: "is focused on policy" or "is geared towards policy"
In Germany, as elsewhere in Europe, "the humanities get a smaller share of research funds, which are increasingly expected to be policy oriented," he said.
You can be more technical or you can be policy oriented.
Second, there is policy-oriented bioethics.
Yet, over this period of time Americans have just as much to say about the major-party presidential candidates, what they have to say is more policy oriented, the association of vote choice with policy considerations has strengthened while the association with character considerations has weakened, and factual knowledge about the presidential candidates' issue positions has not declined.
Conversely, the successes of social science environmental health collaboration can be used to rethink the potential of social science to be more policy oriented and applied, in addition to being more theoretical.
Returning to the press seats for the second half of the speech, which was more policy oriented, I found that Twitter and the rest of the Web was still abuzz with Clint.
In a nutshell, things aren't shaping up quite as well as they'd hoped:The big worries in advanced economies are all policy oriented.
The remaining three ideas are more policy oriented, and hold as much potential to reshape our justice system as better-known calls for legislative reform.
Both are intelligent and policy oriented.
Otherwise, if the 25 30 years of age or older class are interested, policies oriented to fight structural unemployment should be more adequate (International Labour Office 2015).
