The phrase "a careful implementation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the methodical and thoughtful execution of a plan, process, or system.
Example: "The success of the project relied heavily on a careful implementation of the new software."
Alternatives: "a meticulous execution of" or "a thorough application of".
In addition to Sugihara and Iri's topology-oriented approach, it is based on a very careful implementation of the numerical computations required, an automatic relaxation of epsilon thresholds, and a multi-level recovery process combined with "desperate mode".
Even a simple, solid and cheap intervention, such as PLR testing, needs a careful implementation strategy that includes feedback of predefined output to become clinically successful.
Empirically, log-concavity seems to imply fast convergence of EP to a close posterior approximation, and a numerically robust behavior can be obtained in a careful implementation.
We conclude with a discussion of the challenges of obtaining highly scalable parallel performance for a software tool that combines both local mesh adaptivity, requiring efficient dynamic load-balancing, and a multigrid solver, requiring careful implementation of coarse grid operations and inter-grid transfer operations in parallel.
In the nonhealth sector, this direction begins with development of a business case and careful implementation of its various steps, with the courage to challenge assumptions critically with focused study.
Careful implementation of such a scheme, as part of a broader package of health care reforms aimed at improving access to skilled birth attendants and emergency obstetric care, as indicated in the Ministry of Health's Fast Track Initiative, could help address the limitations of GMIS.
Careful implementation of an alarm intervention that considers the setting, engages the commitment of staff and management to apply it in practice, and includes appropriate policy and publicity to support it, could increase the deterrence effect.
First, despite the careful implementation of passive leg raising, a small shift or displacement of the TOE probes in relation to the LV short axis could distort the findings significantly.
Careful implementation of clinical programmes based on a sound preclinical data set and, where appropriate, early phase studies in a palliative setting should minimise these risks and reassure study sponsors and regulatory agencies.
