"policies applicable" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used in business or legal contexts where it is referring to regulations, laws, or agreements that are in effect. For example, "Under the terms of the contract, all policies applicable to the situation must be followed."
Once it receives the request from the PEP service, it fetches policies from the policy repository and finds the policies applicable to the request.
Although local laws and ethics review systems vary, the ethics norms and biobank policies applicable to large data repositories are beginning to emerge [ 19, 20].
This paper aimed to provide a review and gap analysis of hard and soft law policies applicable at EU level in this area and offer recommendations for the future.
The fact that reporting misconduct "may have been required by some broader written policy applicable to all police officers has no bearing on whether such reporting was actually expected or permitted, much less tolerated, in practice," Judge Dearie wrote.
"Strip searches cannot be carried out simply as a matter of routine police department policy applicable to all arrests," Bourque wrote, and noted that it must be either necessary to uncover evidence, or to discover weapons on the person's body.
Research-funding bodies should mandate that researchers include a realistic and applicable research implementation plan when submitting research proposals, and when policy applicable.
Please check the item listing on our website to determine if special return policies are applicable to your products.
Note that other job selection policies are applicable, like earliest arrived, shortest execution, etc.
The component-based integration of policies is applicable for both static and dynamic multi-domains environments.
These policies are applicable in many, if not all, low HDI countries.
Paragraph 27 k): Formulate public policies, where applicable, aimed at addressing the issues of prevention or relocation, where possible, of human settlements in disaster risk zones, subject to national law and legal systems (UNISDR 2015a, p. 18).
