The phrase "a list of operations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection or enumeration of specific tasks or actions that need to be performed.
Example: "Before we begin the project, please provide a list of operations that need to be completed."
Alternatives: "a series of tasks" or "a catalog of actions".
In addition to this I am on call, have a list of operations to do and a ward round to finish.
The papers include a chapter on the "Excision of Femoral Artery Aneurysm" for the second edition of Mastery of Surgery; correspondence; a transcript of a short oral history interview on his work with artificial arteries; notes on early experiments with artificial arteries in dogs; a list of operations he had performed; and an undated manuscript of what appears to be a lecture on hypertension.
Then, he chooses the operation to be performed from a list of operations supported by the selected device.
On the other hand, reconfiguration requires to iterate and parse a list of operations instructed by the Configuration Adapter module.
Protocol scripts describe a list of operations to be performed along with any specific parameter settings that apply for these operations.
The charges proved baseless and were soon dropped, but the C.E.O.'s name appeared in a list of Operation Wooden Nickel suspects, and then on the nightly news.
Ministers should be give a list of these operations every six months.
Each was sent a questionnaire asking if any of a list of specified operations had been performed on the recipient or his immediate family.
This domain-specific knowledge includes understanding methodological principles and competence to engage in norm-regulated practices that are at the core of reasonable judgments in those specific contexts … Too much of value is lost if critical thinking is conceived of simply as a list of logical operations and domain-specific knowledge is conceived of simply as an aggregation of information.
This will take you to a list of mass operations you can execute.
It got off to a bad start after a list of the operation's targets was leaked to pretty much the last people in the world that the Home Office would have liked it leaked to – a newly formed anti-racist group called the London Black Revolutionary Socialists, or Black Revs for short.
