"prudent policy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a policy that is careful, wise, and well-considered. For example, "The mayor implemented a prudent policy that would balance the city's budget and ensure equitable investments in all neighborhoods."
This is a prudent policy.
The SDLP described Poots's latest claims as "confusing personal prejudice with prudent policy".
That may be a prudent policy, but it is one that puts a strict limit on China's leverage.
Sending a nation's worth of military-age men into the street without enough to do is rarely a prudent policy.
Unifying tax-deferred retirement programs, but keeping the current limits on contributions, would be a more prudent policy.
Careful human handling, including prudent policy management for exhibition, ranks high among the factors influencing length of preservation of artworks on paper.
"Supersonic cruise missiles conventionally armed, which may well be designed fairly soon, but capable of carrying nuclear weapons at times of global tension, I see as a prudent insurance policy".
"We commend Estonia for its longstanding commitment to prudent policies".
And Colombia, despite mounting political violence, managed to sustain growth averaging 4.1% a year from 1984 to 1997, chiefly because of its consistently prudent policies.
Even before Mr. Peña Nieto took office, prudent policies had whittled away government debt, built up foreign reserves, controlled inflation and stabilized the peso.
And Brazil has done well since it was forced to let the currency float, as Mr Serra wanted all along.The troubles of neighbouring Argentina may make voters play safe, and seek the continuation of Mr Cardoso's prudent policies.
