The phrase "a process of implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the steps or methods involved in putting a plan or idea into action.
Example: "The project requires a thorough analysis followed by a process of implementation to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "an implementation procedure" or "a method of execution".
We must not leave Durban without a proactive policy and a process of implementation for PrEP for the sex worker, trans, MSM and gay communities.
Education is often a necessary first step in a process of implementation of innovations, although, Grol et al. (2005) also reported that there is still little research evidence to support the effectiveness of education.
The data were collected as the first stage of a process of implementation design for the inSCALE project (innovations at scale for community access and lasting effects), which aims to test strategies to improve CHW motivation, retention, and performance in Uganda and Mozambique using a randomized controlled trial design.
These demonstration communities, in turn, were instrumental in establishing a process of CHPS implementation within a given district that was rapid and straightforward.
He said that although "the grip of the old guard political elite on the levers of state power and resources remains largely intact, hairline fractures are developing in their edifice which – if we continue to work them intensively – will develop into broader fractures and open up the potential for a peaceful process of implementation of fundamental reforms".
Part of the influence strategy was funding a broad-scale evaluation with a focus on the process of implementation, as well as on the outcomes of the new service model.
Second, we provide an overview of the process of implementation through describing the management strategies pursued by Beta in implementing the software.
Studies were included if they were published in English, performed in a hospital setting and if they provided an explanation of the process of implementation, such as facilitating factors, or barriers.
We developed the intervention through a process of identifying barriers to implementation of recommendations and measures specifically addressing these barriers ("tailoring").
Moreover, it raises interactional factors that have an influence on the process of implementation.
Importantly, as this study was designed as an evaluation of the process of implementation of MPAC pilot programs in both Kenya and Uganda, baseline service delivery data prior to implementation and client satisfaction data from women receiving MPAC services were not collected.
