"relative policy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a policy or set of guidelines that is specific or relevant to a certain situation, group, or individual. You can use it when describing a policy that is directly related to a particular context or group of people. For example: "Our company has implemented a new relative policy for employees in high-stress positions, providing them with access to mental health resources and flexible work arrangements."
The government should publicize a clear and integrated DSM development plan and relative policy outline in the near, medium, and long term.
But at a time when the two parties — and in recent years, especially the Republicans — often talk in fact-free zones exclusively to their most ardent supporters, Rubio's speech was notable for its civility and relative policy heft.
Pyne issued a media release in August 2012 headlined "Coalition will not cap places or raise Hecs", and Abbott told a Universities Australia conference in February 2013 that a "period of relative policy stability" was "probably what our universities most need now".
It is possible to detect in some interesting cases the stronger deregulation incentives of countries experiencing more elastic market responses to relative policy differences.
Many innovations are introduced in a relative policy vacuum.
In this paper, we focused on people's expected healthcare insurance model and their willingness towards healthcare insurance integration, and we made a couple of relative policy suggestions.
With regard to the uneven development, China needs to design relative policies to offset the impact in different areas, such as tax reduction and fiscal subsides.
Circumstances under which you can claim include serious illness or death of the policyholder or a close relative (policies vary in how they define "close relative", so check your documents).
This paper reviews the development of early childhood education in China in the recent 3 decades and examines the advantages and disadvantages of the relative policies made by the government.
Separately on Monday, state officials said they had retrieved $262 million from 172 life insurers, including MetLife, and sent it to the beneficiaries, who had generally not known which carrier issued their relatives' policies, or even been aware that a policy existed at all.
For some, the best use of an assessment is via civil society groups who design arguments relative to policy instruments and economic arguments about the creation of jobs and green growth, in order to challenge the status quo.
