"I'm implementing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of putting something into practice. For example, "I'm implementing a new filing system to make our organization more efficient."
That approach has some drawbacks, so I am implementing a regular, predictable profit-sharing plan this year.
Over the past decade, we have strengthened security at our Embassies, and I am implementing every recommendation of the Accountability Review Board which found unacceptable failures in Benghazi.
In my own classes, I am implementing an expanding range of feedback exercises, cascading down from senior management like the winter-freeze melt.
Over the past decade, we have strengthened security at our embassies, and I am implementing every recommendation of the Accountability Review Board, which found unacceptable failures in Benghazi.
Everyone has wrinkles!" I was implementing a business strategy from a book called "How to Master the Art of Selling," whereby you ask your potential clients questions they're bound to say "yes" to.
Let me give you one personal example of hospital decision-making when I was implementing a patient accounting system at a highly respected Seattle hospital.
It took a week or so, but when the other departments saw that I was implementing their suggestions and asking for nothing in return, one by one they stopped by and asked me how they could reciprocate.
In term sof practise what you preach, I am implementing the WordPress plugins this week and hopefully will ensure that all the events and reviews here on TechCrunch are discoverable as microformats.
I was implementing this first and foremost with my daughter, and then with the rest of the women around me.
