"release a policy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to make a policy public or available for people to see and follow. Example: The government plans to release a policy on healthcare reform next month.
The Greens won't release a policy without a costing.
On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee will release a policy statement following its two-day meeting, and the American insurance unit of I.N.G. plans to price shares in its initial public offering.
GHash will release a "policy document" that will also detail how the committee will be financed in a few weeks.
The Fed kicked off a two-day meeting on Tuesday to discuss rates, and will release a policy statement on Wednesday.
In the weeks ahead, I will release a policy platform and a plan for Baltimore that is rooted in these beliefs.
The Barisan Nasional did not initially release a policy manifesto for the by-election, but sought support on the basis of its claim to have caused Sibu's economic growth and development.
Sinodinos made the claim to suggest Labor was hypocritical for releasing a policy designed to encourage foreign investment in agriculture.
House Republicans last week released a policy statement designed to show where they are headed on health care.
And just last week, as he continued to explore entering the Democratic race for mayor, he released a policy booklet about keeping New York City livable for the middle class.
Just last week the businessman faced international condemnation when he released a policy pledge seeking to ban the entry of Muslims into the US.
Also, voters may be interested to know that the American Academy of Pediatrics released a policy statement last year that favored decriminalizing marijuana possession but opposed legalizing recreational use.
