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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a higher degree of implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or thoroughness of executing a plan, strategy, or system.
Example: "To achieve our goals, we need to ensure a higher degree of implementation of the new policies across all departments."
Alternatives: "an increased level of implementation" or "a greater extent of implementation."
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However, in respect of the Council Directive (2013/59/Euratom), it appears that there is still a general need to increase the possibilities and benefits of a higher degree of implementation of dosimetry.
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The differences in operationalization and methodology hinders between-program comparisons of implementation parameters, limiting our understanding of what aspects of a program's content and context contribute to its potential to achieve a high degree of implementation.
Thus, an increased ability to spend allocated funds might lead to a higher degree of policy implementation.
These studies have shown senior managerial leadership to be associated with a higher degree of QI implementation, 65 promotion of clinical involvement, 66 67 safety climate attitudes 68 and increased Board leadership for quality.
While blockchain technology could offer Chinese netizens more opportunities for implementation, it could also offer the government a higher degree of control.
Our data suggest that the next step in implementation of the reform content must be a higher degree of involvement of senior trainers in improving the educational culture in clinical departments.
These implementations have proven to be successful and long-lasting, with surveyed students indicating a higher degree of relevance of the physics course to their academic interests.
Higher democracy scores indicate a higher degree of institutional democracy.
(1) High indicates innovations with a higher degree of novelty.
A higher index score represented a higher degree of urbanisation.
A higher score indicates a higher degree of catastrophizing.
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