"suitable policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a plan or set of guidelines that is appropriate for a certain situation or purpose. For example, "The government has adopted a suitable policy to help reduce deforestation in the region."
With suitable policy responses, it need not even signal a significant decline in the economy.
But we need a suitable policy framework and incentives at all levels of government to get this moving.
A broker will look at the details of your business and your own risks to find a suitable policy," says Mr Trudgill.
Fortunately, we have an example of a suitable policy change to empirically investigate the cross-price effect.
As long as the contact duration is sufficient to transmit all bundles, FIFO is a suitable policy.
Other researchers also add that there is a suitable policy environment and success is on the way (Hundie and Padmanabhan 2008; PFE 2008; Getachew et al. 2003).
I would never become a trustee without the protection of a suitable insurance policy in place.
"We trust teachers to put suitable policies in place and the best schools create an ethos to stop it from happening in the first place.
"The I.M.F.," he said, "is prepared to play its role of providing advice and additional financial support, where necessary, to those members that have (or adopt) suitable policies, as part of a joint international effort to strengthen confidence in the global economy".
Harris remained a fierce opponent of the European central bank and the single currency, pointing out that if a British interest rate could not suit both its overheated south-east and the chillier north, how could Frankfurt apply suitable policies for the whole of Euroland.
IMF management looks forward to working with the authorities to support their economic programme once suitable policies are indentified.THOMAS DAWSONDirector External Relations, IMFWashington, DCSIR Britain's government intends to reduce the period of foreign residence under which Britons living abroad may still exercise the right to vote from 20 years to ten ("Voteless in Marbella", January 29th).
