The phrase "a matter of implementing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or action of putting something into effect or practice.
Example: "The success of the project is largely a matter of implementing the new strategies effectively."
Alternatives: "a question of execution" or "an issue of applying".
This framework is limited, however, in that the set topic and main elements are considered to stay fixed during the project, as if it is just a matter of implementing the elements rather than the elements changing themselves as a result of implementation.
For the Brotherhood, this means stubbornly following what it believes to be the correct and legitimate political path, even if it alienates others and leads to disaster; for the military, it's a matter of implementing the worst instincts of the majority.
Swindon Borough Council conservative councillor Dale Heenan said the council is not sitting on any money: "It is set aside for a specific purpose - these things will happen and it's just a matter of implementing them over time".
Constitutionality aside, the practical matter of implementing clean budget or legislative autonomy bills for Washington, D.C. requires a Congressional benevolence heretofore never witnessed over 200 disenfranchised years.
The master themes represent all of the most commonly presented topics, as well as topics of particular importance to the matter of implementing screening.
Because it's less a matter of deciding and implementing a brilliant strategy than a matter of saying: "If this is what happens to X or Y, how can you react quicker than your competitor?" That's more important than creating a new audit format.
Since the number, roles, and contributions of specific ionic currents in the EC are a matter of debate, we implement our model using a minimal number of functional components, each being a simplified and linearized description of some prototypical ionic current.
It's going to be a matter of clever chemistry to implement this idea".
As a matter of fact, given the challenges of implementing infection control measures nationwide, I feared that the situation would soon escalate into a humanitarian emergency.
The privacy legislation in most of the European countries is based on the European privacy directive (95/46/EC, [ 10]), but it is a matter of the national authorities to implement it in their own legislation and manage the compliance of the regulations.
