"policy blueprint" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a detailed plan or strategy for implementing a policy. It can be used in any context where there is a discussion of specific policies and their implementation. For example: The government's policy blueprint for healthcare reform was met with mixed reactions from the public. The company's new sustainability policy blueprint outlines specific measures to reduce their carbon footprint. The school board presented a policy blueprint for improving academic performance among at-risk students.
Mr. Lay met with the vice president during the preparation of the administration's energy policy blueprint last year.
That attempt to provide regular support for farmers went against several goals outlined in the administration's farm policy blueprint.
He is to unveil a new EU policy blueprint next month, but power rests overwhelmingly in national capitals.
Budget The bane of everyone who feared story problems in math class, the budget is the central policy blueprint for the state government.
The two parties have already negotiated a policy blueprint with many austerity measures that aims to reduce government spending by $20.5 billion by 2017.
The Obama administration "never gave Hillary the policy blueprint for Iraq" — an issue in which Mr. Biden was heavily involved, that person said.
Democrats have been pressing for formal negotiations since April, when both chambers passed budget and tax policy blueprints that were starkly at odds.
On a few occasions, her advice helped to tip the scales — the 2009 surge in Afghanistan, which she strongly supported, was one — but she and her department were never trusted with the policy blueprints.
They were made aware of climate change policy action program alternatives, they were enabled to use central government-designed local climate policy blueprints and 'models,' and they were given a financial incentive to design and implement those policies.
McFaul was a member of the Phoenix Initiative, but he had also participated in a more conservative effort to develop a Democratic foreign-policy blueprint, run by the Democratic Leadership Council — one whose report was called "With All Our Might".
If not explicitly announced as such, "Myths, Illusions, and Peace: Finding a New Direction for America in the Middle East" reads very much like a foreign-policy blueprint for the region for a new administration.
