"policy coalition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to an organization of multiple groups or individuals who are partnered to work together in order to achieve a common policy goal. For example, "The Food Security Policy Coalition is working together to develop a comprehensive food policy that will benefit all Americans."
Steve Choi, Esq. is the Executive Director of the New York Immigration Coalition, an umbrella advocacy and policy coalition of nearly 200 member groups representing New York State's immigrant communities.
At the same time, there is a policy coalition emerging between environmentalists and government staff that is advocating for nonpoint source water pollution regulation.
He has published widely on Cold War alliance policy, coalition maritime affairs, international administration, and military biographies.
Ultimately, members of the food policy coalition said they hoped the scorecard would make Republicans and Democrats more accountable when it comes to food policy.
In her present position, she develops programs in the areas of labor leadership and education, immigration policy, coalition building, worker rights, and women's initiatives.
She has also run several nonprofit advocacy campaigns, including serving as the Director of America Forward, a national policy coalition, and the Executive Director of an Arizona-based advocacy organization, the Project for Arizona's Future.
In addition, most dominant policy coalitions do not challenge business-as-usual trajectories, reinforcing existing policy and political structures.
And he always manages to unpick the policy coalitions that have been hardest to knit together.
In this study, we combined policy analysis with landscape change modeling to simulate outcomes of alternative forest conservation instruments proposed by opposing policy coalitions.
No minority policy coalitions are directly tackling the root causes of deforestation and forest degradation, that is, the politico-economic conditions driving them.
Participant observation, interviews, and archival analysis of league and member team records are used to document and describe the escalation of political rivalries, the emergence of policy coalitions, the aggravation of conflict among clubs, and the consequent efforts to splinter or disband the league.
