The phrase "a recently implemented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been put into effect or practice not long ago, often in contexts related to policies, systems, or technologies.
Example: "The company has seen significant improvements due to a recently implemented training program for employees."
Alternatives: "a newly introduced" or "a recently adopted".
A job at the school after graduation is a recently implemented perk, said Capt.
Sitting in their living room with Kaliko Amona, the foundation's program director, the Johnsons spoke enthusiastically about a recently implemented initiative, 'AINA in Schools.
Both "Hugo," which was directed by Martin Scorsese, and "Midnight in Paris," directed by Woody Allen, benefited from a recently implemented tax break.
But this ban on Kodi boxes, Facebook says, is not a recently implemented policy.
In addition, we extend the model to include a recently implemented bottom-friction source term for tropical reefs.
The second group consists of a recently implemented intervention by CMS to promote employment outcomes of those at risk of receiving disability benefits.
IU's athletic director, Fred Glass, said he pushed for a policy that was similar to a rule recently implemented by the SEC, which bans its schools from accepting transfer athletes who have committed sexual or domestic assault.
Motivated by a program recently implemented in California, we design an optimization model for payers combining both RP and TN, filling the gap of quantitative research on these novel payment policies.
She appeals, using a process recently implemented by Facebook, frequently with no response.
A West Midlands Trust has recently implemented a novel ICP for the management of patients with FI.
After being tested on a vast scale in several Latin American countries, a refined version was recently implemented in New York City in an attempt to improve opportunities for children from poor families.
