"the implementation of policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the act or process of putting a policy into action or effect. Example: The success of any new policy depends on the efficiency and effectiveness of its implementation.
Indeed, policy theories suggest that health providers tasked with implementing policy can shape not only the implementation of policy but ultimately even the policy itself (4).
That is when bribery affects not just the implementation of policy, but its conception.
"Ofsted is appearing to set education policy rather than inspect the implementation of policy – and the DfE should be wary of ceding such powers to unelected officials".
Speaking to Mr. Spitzer, Mr. Paterson said the president "seems to stay on the message of hope rather than the implementation of policy".
"As the report highlights, ministers and their special advisers' increasing influence over the implementation of policy is judged to be one of the major factors that needs to be addressed.
Select committees should be reformed so they can focus on the implementation of policy by civil servants.George Jones Emeritus professor of government London School of Economics* SIR – Bagehot suggested several compelling arguments for downsizing Parliament from the current 650 MPs.
A number of English local authorities have implemented or are considering the implementation of policies to regulate the opening of new takeaway food outlets (Ross, 2013).
I agree that in the implementation of policies, there have been illegalities and irregularities.
Bodies must monitor the implementation of policies and programmes to ensure they meet the needs of ethnic minorities.
Gail and Nkosi Johnson's fight raised awareness of the stigma facing HIV-positive children and led to the implementation of policies to protect them.
The next step is to force the implementation of policies that will actually reduce inequality, rather than exacerbate it as Murdoch would have us do.
