The phrase "a month of implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period dedicated to executing or putting a plan into action.
Example: "The project will require a month of implementation before we can assess its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "a month of execution" or "a month of rollout".
Descriptive analysis was performed on these data to determine frequency of activity type (e.g. newsletter, face-to-face visit) and month of implementation.
However, they did not develop a policy for sustained procurement, leading the two Ugandan public health care facilities to experience stock-outs of misoprostol within 1 month of implementation.
When we excluded the month of December 2009 from the post-intervention period, the results were very similar, indicating that the intervention programme was fully functional during the first month of implementation.
During the first month of implementation, the critical care fellow, the respiratory therapist and the nurse in charge of the unit identified all eligible patients during the night shift.
As soon as misoprostol was introduced in Rwanda, providers at health centers and hospitals began using it to treat the majority of incomplete abortion and miscarriage cases (90% in the first month of implementation) (5).
Since some hospitals initiated their TH programs during the study period (2009-2010), we classified these facilities as TH centers during and after the month of implementation and as non-TH centers in the prior months.
Following the first EWTD in August 2004, there were indications that mortality was increased during subsequent months although this was significant (p < 0.05) only for alcoholic acute pancreatitis (7.5 fold increased risk of mortality; during the month of implementation (August 2004) compared with mortality in the preceding three years (Table 3).
It will become an initiative and I don't want to have to send a report every month of my implementation.
