The phrase "a good implementation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the effectiveness or quality of a particular method, system, or process in achieving its intended purpose.
Example: "The software demonstrates a good implementation of the agile methodology, resulting in improved team collaboration and project delivery."
Alternatives: "an effective execution of" or "a successful application of".
Note: A good implementation of the bot in the "Quick Start Guide" below should easily score more than 500 points on the leaderboard.
A good implementation of ADER requires a fast method for transcribing from nodal to modal space and vice versa and we provide innovative transcription strategies that are computationally efficient.
The result obtained for the three-points bending test shows a good implementation of the brittle failure criterion and demonstrates the suitability of the developed model to analyse and design wooden structures.
To improve our patients' health.To guarantee a good implementation of healing/nursing protocols.
The Rapleaf reputation system is intended to help with this and DormItem is a good implementation of it.
Moreover, in Asia and South America, another aspect that can be added to those which facilitate a good implementation of BRT is their lower cost of infrastructure.
The chapter illustrates the role that good implementation of HFE in design can play in making it easier to detect and recognize the significance of 'weak signals'.
In addition, by good implementation of these loaded, we are able to control the absorption resonance at second resonance at 0.9, 0.7 and 0.85 THz respectively.
In the coming period, we hope to contribute to good implementation of the agreement as well as increased awareness amongst business and other stakeholders on both sides, in the hope that the EPA will better achieve its goals.
From the observed results (Table 2) we conclude that almost all of the applications have good implementations of their methodology (algorithms etc).
