The phrase "a host of implementation" is not correct in standard English usage.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words, as "implementation" is typically used as a noun that requires a different context or structure.
Example: "The project faced a host of challenges during its implementation phase."
Alternatives: "a multitude of implementations" or "a range of implementations."
First, the action of the Hamiltonian isotopy on the Gabor lattice can be computed (to an arbitrary degree of precision) using the symplectic algorithms reviewed in Section 2.3; a host of numerical implementations can be found in the literature, see for instance the already mentioned works [8,40,60], and the references therein.
Initially, the rubrics can provide a structure and "road map" for departmental reflection regarding a host of topics relevant to implementation of Vision and Change recommendations.
Yes, says state geologist Taylor, but feasibility would depend on satisfactorily addressing a host of key issues: the implementation of guidelines for hydraulic fracturing, adequate standards for gas well construction, rules on the reuse of wastewater, and the management of drilling waste.
Although there is much to admire in the creativity underlying SPOE, the approach's design also raises a host of novel and challenging questions of implementation.
Also in 2007, the American Bar Association called for a nationwide moratorium on capital punishment based on its detailed study of state death penalty systems, which found racial disparities, convictions based on bad evidence, grossly inadequate indigent defense systems, and a host of other problems with the implementation of capital punishment in this country.
For comparison purpose, the speedups were computed using as reference the time spent by the sequential implementation in a host of the computing system were the respective parallel algorithms where executed.
If the Office of Management and Budget were to take O'Malia up on his suggestion, it would radically change the way some federal regulations are written and severely hamper implementation of a host of rules mandated by the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act.
I'm sure a moratorium on abusive research on these and other animals would result in the development and implementation of a host of non-animal and more humane ways to conduct the same sorts of research, and many are already available.
However, project implementation faced a host of complications (Table 2).
However, given a host of challenges with such approaches, clinical implementation is likely to be years away.
