"sales policy" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the rules and regulations that govern how goods and services are sold. For example, "The company has updated its sales policy to include more consumer-friendly practices, such as offering a free one-month return window."
Fifa's sales policy has been criticised for not making enough affordable tickets available.
It seems to us, like most virtuous acts, the solicitousness of the government's sales policy transcends itself.
It has also exposed the cold pragmatism that is at the core of Israel's arms sales policy.
The spokesman for the Council of Better Business Bureaus later told "20/20," "That is in violation of our sales policy".
Furthermore, the use of networks of illegal arms dealers, if this in fact occurred, undermines U.S. arms sales policy and our international reputation".
The case centred on a decision by Westminster's housing committee in July 1987 to sell 500 homes a year under a designated sales policy called "building stable communities".
However, it said it had made no changes to its sales policies on guns and ammunition.
E.C.A.C. Cornell Fans Object To Harvard Ticket Plan Cornell fans are crying unsportsmanlike conduct at a change in Harvard's ticket sales policies.
"Airports and airlines need to consider their alcohol sales policies carefully," he wrote.
The results of a study of inter-organizational coordination effect in inventory control, return, and clearance sales policies for a distribution channel consisting of a supplier, a retailer, and a Discount Sales Outlet (DSO) are reported here.
If legislation is passed to enable recovery of medical and legal expenses from the drug producers, they would adopt more prudent marketing and sales policies.
