The phrase "a pause operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to computing, programming, or any situation where a temporary halt in a process is being discussed.
Example: "The system will initiate a pause operation to allow users to review their inputs before proceeding."
Alternatives: "a pause function" or "a halt operation".
Smart-grid technology will help grid operators accommodate large amounts of electricity from solar and other renewable energy sources: as clouds pass overhead or wind patterns change, for example, signals could be sent out to smart appliances to pause operation or decrease their power consumption.
Because of this, we have to take a stand…and will pause operations in Austin on Monday, May 9th".
"We have discussed this with Cuadrilla and agreed that a pause in operations is appropriate so that a better understanding can be gained of the cause of the seismic events," the British Department of Energy and Climate Change said in a statement.
"We have discussed with Cuadrilla and agreed that a pause in operations is appropriate so that a better understanding can be gained of the cause of the seismic events experienced in the Blackpool area," he added.
All Navy ships around the world will pause operations for a day or two to reassess seamanship and other fundamentals.
Concerns about drilling flared in the run-up to Christmas when energy company Cuadrilla was forced to pause operations near Blackpool three times after drilling caused small earthquakes that breached government safety limits.
As a result of yesterday's serious attacks the apps for professional licensed drivers have collectively decided to temporarily pause operations in Barcelona".
In doing so, we have decided to pause operations in Germany to focus and invest in the U.S. market for 2016".
But Mr Wilsher stressed that this was just a pause in the operation.
Mr. Massari said the idea of allowing a pause in military operations in areas "where the humanitarian situation is today particularly difficult" had been discussed at a meeting in Cairo attended by representatives of the United Nations, the European Union, the African Union and the Arab League.
