"response policy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually refers to rules or guidelines about how an organization should respond to particular inquiries or requests. For example: Our company has a strict response policy that requires all customer inquiries to be addressed within 48 hours.
President Kennedy develops the "flexible response" policy emphasising conventional forces to deter Soviet aggression.
I also had the opportunity to attend one of the Burke staff meetings which focused on a review of the Library's CUL/IS disaster response policy.
Indeed, the actual costs and benefits depend on the precise design of the climate change response policy as well as on the other policies within which it operates.
Extensive research from the natural and social sciences, as well as public health have contributed to designing surveillance and response policy within the One World/One Health framework.
Dr Unni Krishnan, disaster response policy co-ordinator for Plan International, and a member of the Sphere board, cites the example of the floods in Bihar in 2008 that affected more than 1.4 million people.
A comprehensive system for State of Environment Reporting (SOER) must take into account indicators of stress on ecosystems, indicators of the state of the system (i.e., ecosystem structure and function), and indicators of social response (policy interventions).
Companies may review incident response policies to ensure their full integration with disclosure controls.
"It can't just be a global response; policies need to be customized to local cultures".
The paper evaluates response policies for the management of ecosystem services.
Finally, the OREMS code was proposed to study the sudden leak accident and design emergency response policies (ERP).
It specifically focuses on the implementation of economic response policies and the growing popularity of Payments for Ecosystem Services PESS).
