"operationalization of the policy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to the implementation or realization of a policy. For example, "The success of the new immigration policy depends on its operationalization."
Notwithstanding, policymakers should have clear implementation plans for operationalization of these policies.
For the purpose of the study, 'policy-maker' was defined as both a local and national-level decision-maker involved in the construction and operationalization of policy.
Its role is to develop policies, strategies and standards for the operationalization of the whole system.
Physicians and their professional associations exert a strong influence on the operationalization of national contraceptive policies.
Scholarship on local adaptation policy has proliferated in recent years, but insufficient attention has been paid to operationalization of the unit of analysis, and methods employed are typically inadequate to draw inferences about variation across cases.
This definition informed our operationalization of migration policies in two ways: (i) DEMIG POLICY focused on 'policies on paper', that is, the laws, regulations, and measures enacted by states to regulate migration.
There are additional policy measures that might work, such as improving clinicians' awareness and understanding of prioritization, operationalization of the prioritization criteria and the development of instruments that may aid raters in assessing the same criteria.
We addressed some of these aspects in the operationalization of the approach; however, further research needs to focus on guidelines for the operationalization of the Sustainability Maturity Cube.
The operationalization of the concepts follow the techniques of prior research studies as mentioned above.
The latter is generated by the operationalization of the former, according to the literature.
