"vulnerable to policy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or group that is susceptible to being affected or impacted by a particular policy or set of policies. Example: The local fishing industry is vulnerable to policy changes regarding environmental regulations.
Its business continues to be vulnerable to policy machinations in Beijing over issues as narrow as visa approvals and as sweeping as currency valuation.
The region is also vulnerable to policy shifts by Russia's Central Bank, which has already spent more than $50bn this year defending the ruble.
But he has a view that the U.S. has never been more vulnerable to policy risk.
The tax-driven nature of investment in the sector made it vulnerable to policy changes and court rulings interpreting tax law.
This avoids the Peterborough cohort problem, but still leaves Sib providers vulnerable to wholesale policy shifts.
The economy's outlook is weak, and the currency will remain vulnerable to periodic policy setback and global factors.
"Cities' fiscal conditions remain vulnerable to external policy shifts in the face of a gradual and tenuous economic recovery," the report concluded, "including cuts in federal spending and threats to global, national and regional-local economic conditions from political stasis on issues including the federal budget and U.S. debt ceiling".
Local currencies that appeal for elite support – without mass popular backing – have shaken off most radical connotations, and are vulnerable to changing policy agendas.
Nursing staff education and employment is located mainly in the public sector in England, and is, therefore, vulnerable to any policy changes that focus on public sector cost containment.
Experienced researchers are far less vulnerable to such policies, since they are likely to be tenured and to be managing several projects at once.
Lastly, victims often face challenges with regard to language, misinformation, uncertainty about their legal rights and limited access to immigration attorneys, which leaves them all the more vulnerable to punitive policies that do not take these facts into consideration.
