The part of a sentence "proactive policy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in the context of a company or government policy which takes action to address an issue before it arises. For example, "The organization is adopting a proactive policy on environmental sustainability to reduce their carbon footprint."
I can't see any evidence this is a proactive policy..
"From the beginning, we've combined this strategy with a proactive policy of engagement.
Credit ratings agency Fitch said the Bank's package was a "proactive policy response" to the EU referendum.
But Ms Mazzucato stresses how proactive policy is often required to create the markets in the first place.
We must not leave Durban without a proactive policy and a process of implementation for PrEP for the sex worker, trans, MSM and gay communities.
In addition to the Police Department's flooding of high-crime neighborhoods with officers, Mr. Kelly described its "proactive policy of engagement".
In a reversal from the group's founding principles, he said American policy should focus not on sanctions but on proactive policies that direct resources to the island.
Advocates hope proactive policies, combined with outreach to communities that have faced high numbers of pot arrests, could help reverse that pattern.
If the Fed has made some serious errors during the past decade or so, it has also done some good things, particularly in its proactive policies since the financial crisis of September 2008.
Surely we need to consider how best our planning system can be made more democratic and transparent, and we need to put proactive policies in place to introduce carbon and biodiversity considerations into the planning system more effectively -as mandatory considerations.
More importantly, Gujarat has attracted many industries with its proactive policies and firm commitment.
