The phrase 'purchase policy' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an agreement that outlines the rules for purchasing goods or services. For example, "Please review our purchase policy before placing an order."
In April, Furniture.com replaced free shipping with a $95 "no matter the amount of purchase" policy.
Over the past few generations, conservation groups have spent billions of dollars on scientific research, land purchase, policy change and education to address these threats.
The account said the committee planned a review of the asset purchase policy at its next scheduled meeting on March 19 and 20.
Secondly, as car purchase policy remained stable in Shanghai during the research period, no policy-related indicators are adjusted in this research.
Thailand's Ministry of Commerce said the Chinese government pulled out of the deal because of an ongoing probe by the country's Anti-Corruption Commission into the Prime Minister's rice purchase policy.
Chi-squared test also indicated a link between size of farms and purchase policy (χ, p = 0,001).
He also would let consumers purchase policies across state lines.
Farmers purchase policies and can receive claims only for documented losses.
But the cost of long-term care coverage makes it unlikely that millions of healthy people will purchase policies.
It simply refers interested individuals to insurers to purchase policies, which are not community rated but actuarially priced.
Those costs have escalated, Mr. Romney said, because state regulators have required residents to purchase policies that are far more generous than the catastrophic coverage he envisioned.
