"policy standards" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a set of guidelines outlining a company's expectations and regulations. For example, "The HR department implemented new policy standards to ensure consistency in their hiring practices."
Mr. Whitman said Mr. Stimson did a lot for the department "with respect to setting policy standards, increasing transparency and working with international organizations and allies, with respect to the nature of our detention operations".
We will name them Policy standards.
In spite of many improvements, online education still faces policy, standards and administrative structure challenges.
We will test conformity assessment capabilities of our pioneering 3C Framework with the most challenging type of Non-technical standards within Policy standards, the City standards.
On the other hand, some teachers perceive a decreased level of independence and autonomy because they have to follow educational policy standards and requirements (Müller et al. 2010; Goodson et al. 2006).
Moreover, current regulation of the MEC removal process is deficient in large part due to ill-defined policy standards for 'clean' for a site from which MEC has been removed.
"We have a policy standard that we will not have our ads placed on any programme considered offensive or inflammatory," said Pekarek.
In Melbourne, the urban design policy standard is that POS be available within 400 m of homes.
"Useful information" was not the legal policy standard for EITs.
If we're going to embrace an "insurance policy" approach to insurance, then we must aim for a one person, one policy standard.
"Regime change" for evil dictators as a policy standard failed when we neglected to include Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe in the effort.
