'policy toolbox' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a selection of instruments that people can use to shape public policy and decision making, such as laws, regulations, and incentives. For example, "The environmental policy toolbox includes a variety of measures, such as taxes, subsidies, and zoning laws."
Nudges should be seen as an addition to the climate policy toolbox, not as a replacement for the old tools.
I agree that vital work needs to be done on both of these areas but we're using the wrong implements in the policy toolbox to create change.
Mr. Blinder has put together a careful set of proposals to refurbish the fiscal policy toolbox in case the economy takes a tumble and stimulus is needed quickly.
"This is just one example of the Commission using the EU trade policy toolbox to tackle problems related to the dumping of steel," the European Commission explained in a public statement.
With this new IPCC emphasis, and as governments struggle to meet ambitious (yet still insufficient) climate targets, it is useful to take a serious look at nudges and other behavioural interventions as potentially useful supplements to the climate policy toolbox.
The 2008 financial crisis and its aftermath could have triggered the acceptance and the re-appearance of foresight in the EU's policy toolbox.
In an effort to direct the WHO negotiations away from bolder measures that would advance public health objectives but might threaten its parochial interests, the industry is deploying the diverse set of instruments in its policy-influencing toolbox.
We provide empirical evidence adding to the conservation managers' toolbox, informing policy makers, and promoting solutions to human-wildlife conflicts.
Admiral Mullen acknowledged that the nation had "reached for the military hammer in the toolbox of foreign policy fairly often".
Applications of the AST in various settings and context in cities on different continents have illustrated the added value of the toolbox in bringing policy and practice together with help of science.
Hesitantly at first, but now gathering momentum, governments across the world have started to add a new suite of policy instruments to the sustainable development toolbox.
