The phrase "a smooth execution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the successful and seamless completion of a task or process.
Example: "The project was a success, thanks to the team's careful planning and a smooth execution of the strategy."
Alternatives: "a seamless implementation" or "a flawless performance".
From the human operator commands, this robotic platform, the MRCP, dynamically selects the most suitable slave robot and manages, when necessary, a task transfer from one robot to another in order to achieve a smooth execution of teleoperated tasks.
Fortunately for Adamek, she and her supervisor maintained a moderately amicable relationship that enabled a smooth execution of the protocol.
Congress wouldn't dictate a timeline for obtaining that certification, but rather this bill gives our military leaders the time they need to ensure a smooth execution of the repeal.
If done correctly, the options will improve and one's chances of a smooth execution will heighten dramatically.
They share permutations on jokes and a preference for smooth execution over fast knockabout stunts.
IPOs are often delayed, of course, but for a government that prides itself on smooth execution, a long postponement could be embarrassing.
Yet the pragmatism of the parties in the last phases of the negotiation, their ability to conclude a transaction, and the smooth execution of its first (and most significant) phase, signaled that they "can do business together".
He has been called a visual "griot," an artist heroically appropriating the visual license yet resisting the smooth execution of modernist style, a pioneer looking for forms that were uniquely African American without being drenched in nostalgia or reflexively referential.
This scenario is particularly during posterior vertebral column resection (PVCR), where extensive intraoperative blood loss may pose a major risk to the patient, preventing smooth execution of the procedure.
Can Snapchat show off the masterful marketing and smooth execution required to produce a product that won't die on stores shelves or in a desk drawer?
This was described as problematic for instrument development studies where researchers had to return to ethics committees for further approval on a number of occasions throughout the study, causing delays to the smooth execution of mixed methods research.
