The phrase "a matter of implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the practical aspects or execution of a plan, idea, or system.
Example: "The success of the project is not just about the concept; it's really a matter of implementation."
Alternatives: "a question of execution" or "a case of applying".
Of course, it is a matter of implementation, but I have heard that everything has not yet been implemented in Serbia.
It's a matter of implementation.
In fairness they have consistently suggested that previous strategic failure has been mostly a matter of implementation rather than the strategy itself.
"The party always sees problems like this as a matter of implementation, not as a weakness of the system," said a senior editor at a party-controlled newspaper in Beijing.
Whether the binding constraints come through leverage bounds, forward-looking provisioning, or explicit countercyclical capital rules (advocated in the Geneva Report I co-authored) is a matter of implementation.
Rather, it was a matter of technical implementation.
Second, fair value measurement is shown to incorporate – in a manner that is inherent to the standard-setter's own perspective and not merely as a matter of imperfect implementation – both market-based and entity-specific dimensions.
This study recommends that as a matter of policy, implementation of the CHPS strategy should run concurrently with opening up of rural areas with roads to facilitate health access.
Nevertheless, in the practical applications where stability and fast convergence is a matter of concern, the implementation of FxSSRLS in the ANC system can be easily handled by the latest DSPs.
However, we conclude that the problem is systemic, related to the top-down imposition of a supposedly bottom-up process, and not simply a matter of improving project implementation.
The expansion of "market relations into traditionally public arenas such as healthcare, education, and environmental management" (Lave et al. 2010, 661) is hence a matter of strategy and policy implementation, rather than in the nature of things.
