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引进 (yǐnjìn) is commonly used to refer to the introduction of something from outside, such as a new policy, technology, or product. For example, one might say 中国正在引进新技术 (Zhōngguó zhèngzài yǐnjìn xīn jìshù) to mean "China is introducing new technology".
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引入 (yǐnrù) could be used instead of 引进 (yǐnjìn). Both words mean "introduce from elsewhere, bring in". The difference is that 引进 (yǐnjìn) implies a more active action, while 引入 (yǐnrù) implies a more passive action.
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