"policy field" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a specific area of policy, such as environmental policy or economic policy. For example, "The government has recently made several changes to its foreign policy field."
The media's coverage has angered some who work in the drugs policy field.
Civil servants may sometimes lack expert knowledge in their policy field because of regular staff reshuffles.
Right across the social policy field - social care, health, teaching, local government, policing - delivery has been closely scrutinised.
But in going into that direction the ECB creates a perception that the unity of action in the monetary policy field is lost.
But no one should expect anything radical from Mr Rudd on reshaping either the American alliance or almost any other policy field.
Ms. Rice, while not seen as someone who would fail to support her party's candidate, is a moderate within the current Republican foreign policy field and could help deflect Mr. Powell's criticism.
Islington council, considered by many to be the capital's most radical local authority in this policy field, is fostering support for intensified council house building by using its local lettings policy to ensure that local people benefit.
The Resolution Foundation, a thinktank that specialises in this policy field, said: "It is striking that there was a pronounced slowing in the growth of median household incomes even before the years of economic downturn.
Health cannot be treated as an isolated policy field alone.
3, we investigate resilience and vulnerability as a policy field of DRM at different institutional levels.
Q methodology can be used to uncover perspectives that exist within a particular (policy) field.
