The phrase "a means to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or tools for putting a plan or idea into action.
Example: "The new software serves as a means to implement our project management strategies more effectively."
Alternatives: "a method to execute" or "a way to apply".
A NEMS-based quantum simulator would provide a means to implement CTQW with phonons, opening up new opportunities for quantum algorithms and universal quantum computation [45].
There is nothing special about democracy per se in Islam, but it's a means to implement higher principles of social justice and human rights.
"From the beginning, Mr. McCourt's vision was to create a school that would allow students not only to study and develop better public policies, but to actively engage in the political process and public service as a means to implement sound policy," Dean Edward Montgomery said in a statement at Georgetown's website.
Computerised decision support (CDS) systems have been proposed as a means to implement guidelines in practice.
The Tanzania Five Year Development Plan covers 2011/2012 to 2015/2016 as a means to implement the Tanzania development vision 2025.
This approach will thereby provide a means to implement the proposed stoichiometrically-balanced nitrogen feed (36%N-NH4+andN-NH4+and64%3-).
Mrs. Gandhi told lawmakers on Monday that "it is not a question of how we find means to implement the food bill — we have to find the way".
These policies are meant to implement a better coupling between application requirements and the Grid resources, also taking energy parameters into account.
Targeting the police, it is attacking public authority and republican order, two universally applicable concepts; two concepts meant to implement a social framework where individuals may evolve freely, according to their own inclinations.
The WHO algorithm needed validation in low-resource settings that are meant to implement the guidelines.
