The phrase "policy output" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the tangible or measurable results of a particular policy or set of policies. Example: The government's new education policy has produced positive outputs in terms of increased graduation rates and improved standardized test scores.
Second, it is not necessary or even desirable to match the policy output of Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.).
This enables overcoming the 'dependent variable problem in the study of policy change', i.e., the problem of measuring policy output.
It demonstrates that the variation in these terms of involvement has a lasting effect on the nature of policy output in this specific policy area.
Even with all that loosening of macroeconomic policy, output still fell sharply in most countries during 2008 and 2009; and even today, many have not returned to pre-recession levels of output.
Unlike traditional theories of representative democracy that primarily link legitimacy and public consent solely to voting-mechanisms or policy output, deliberative democratic theorists claim that political decisions must be based on and linked to inclusive and deliberative public debates especially of those subject to these decisions.
in which public opinion is the dependent variable and policy output is the independent variable.
I have analyzed how various legislative institutions affect public policy outputs such as expenditures and budgeting.
The analysed policy outputs represent different foci and levels and rely on different mechanisms.
In particular, we focus on the interactions that different policy outputs have with respect to these two ecosystem services.
We identify the direct and indirect impacts that the policy outputs have on the supply and demand of the services by utilizing natural science and policy assessment approaches.
The Directive mandates participatory river basin management planning across the EU aiming at the delivery of better policy outputs and enhanced implementation.
