"policy experiment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a planned or deliberate trial or test of a government policy or decision. One example of using this phrase could be: "The government's new tax policy is being implemented as a policy experiment to see its effects on the economy."
King's study of about 500,000 people is the largest-ever randomized health policy experiment.
We'll soon know if the hawks' ambitious foreign policy experiment has a miraculous result, or an anarchic one.
His evaluation of the Mexican universal health insurance program included what is, to date, the largest randomized health policy experiment.
Now, I want to use this example in the time we have left, to actually think about a policy experiment.
Emanuel and Reed strongly support the controversial Clinton welfare reform of 1996, which the authors call "the most successful social policy experiment in a generation".
It's a policy experiment that reflects a broader national trend: a possible détente regarding the drug war that's cost America billions, both socially and economically.
We apply the methods to a policy experiment related to the TEN-T priority list of projects.
"The authorities seem to be running a risky policy experiment to see how well the economy can hold up without any big dose of stimuli," Ms. Yao added.
This November day, Peeler learned that she, too, is expected to play a part in the biggest social policy experiment since the New Deal.
So the policy experiment is let's raise the fine to fine the cheating to -20 and the aim of this policy is try to deter cheating, right?
Mehraan gets to work on Stockton's universal basic income rollout, while the city's mayor explains what he expects to learn from Mehraan's analysis of this policy experiment.
