The phrase "policymakers for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to people who are charged with making laws and regulations. For example, "The mayor called together a meeting with policymakers for the development of new policies to tackle the city's housing crisis."
(Social Justice) Overall, the interviews found much support among policymakers for integrated policymaking – that is, working between departments to ensure that the positive impacts of policies were enhanced.
Lakshmi's plight speaks to a larger issue, one that has plagued policymakers for years.
"There have been calls from policymakers for exactly this type of research before they act, and now we've delivered it".
"They ought to be the policymakers for the nation," Ms. Kagan said of legislators and other elected officials.
What happens if research findings deliver a raft of inconvenient truths that policymakers, for political or economic reasons, would rather ignore?
"Vocational qualifications have been a playground for policymakers for the past 40 years, with countless experiments designed without any underpinning national vision or consensus," she said.
Dr Church was a drafting author of the summary for policymakers for the latest major IPCC report on the science underpinning climate change.
Some commentators have savaged Europe's policymakers for not orchestrating as aggressive a fiscal and monetary policy as their US counterparts have.
The IMF's report praises euro-area policymakers for avoiding a break-up, but notes that parts of the currency union are still uncompetitive and constrained by austerity.
At no net cost to the taxpayer, it will have filled a gaping hole in the social safety net and solved a problem that has frustrated policymakers for decades.
The Treasury select committee has made a rare criticism of one of the Bank of England's policymakers for what it viewed as a sloppy approach to written evidence she gave for her reappointment hearing this week.
