"policy emphasis" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific focus or priority in a policy, like this: "The policy puts a special emphasis on reducing poverty."
But that will change as the policy emphasis switches from deficit reduction to growth.
One senior official played down the disagreement on Thursday, characterizing it as a difference in policy emphasis, not legal views.
But once the Soviet empire had collapsed, foreign policy emphasis changed to a wholehearted pursuit of economic goals.
The shift in policy emphasis was highlighted this month with the publication of an exhaustive National Climate Assessment.
The polling numbers suggest differences in policy emphasis based on which side of the party's strategic divide a candidate rests.
Erich Pica, president of Friends of the Earth, whose political arm endorsed Mr. Obama's candidacy for president, said that Mr. Obama's recent policy emphasis amounted to "unilateral disarmament".
Do you regard the US policy emphasis on biofuels, especially corn-based ethanol, as being a successful program to date?
The election of the coalition government in 2010 and then the Conservatives in 2015, however, resulted in a radical shift in policy emphasis.
On the one hand the mountain of national targets, on the other policy emphasis on community self-determination and a premium on participation.
I am convinced that his policy emphasis on improving the domestic economy means he would very much work for a smooth relationship with the U.S. government.
Policy emphasis in ship design must be shifted away from global and idealized towards regional based and realistic vessel operating conditions.
