The phrase "policy toolkit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a collection of resources and tools designed to help people and organizations make, understand, and implement policies. For example, "The leadership team used the policy toolkit to develop a new set of workplace guidelines."
So central banks embraced measures that didn't even exist in their policy toolkit a decade ago.
The product was a "dog's breakfast" suite of recommendations dressed up as a "policy toolkit" by the authority, they said.
For all its temptations, however, the search for a policy toolkit toward development is fraught with pitfalls.
The minutes show some officials have doubts about whether their policy toolkit has anything more to offer.
Australia needs a set of measures – in other words, a policy toolkit – that is well calibrated to capture reductions in different sectors".
It recommended a wide range of policies it called a "policy toolkit" building on the Direct Action scheme implemented by the Abbott government.
Resources The Overseas Development Institute and the International Initiative for Impact Evaluation put together a policy impact toolkit.
Bristol city council – a unitary authority embracing social value – has adopted a social value policy and toolkit.
Findings and Conclusions: Policies and Instruments Developed: In the development of the grant-making cycle, LARC and UNICEF devised a cycle including a grant policy, a toolkit for the granting process, allocation protocols, financial management at LARC and in the community, and management support to the community organisations.
The analysis comes just weeks after the Climate Change Authority released its controversial report on Australia's climate policy requirements, recommending a "toolkit" of policies, which two dissenting authority members described as a "dog's breakfast".
The paper also offers lessons for researchers at all stages of data collection and analysis and a research agenda for enhancing our toolkit for policy analysis.
