The phrase "a willingness to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's readiness or openness to put a plan or idea into action.
Example: "The committee expressed a willingness to implement the new policy changes starting next month."
Alternatives: "an eagerness to execute" or "a readiness to apply".
"But the Bush administration hasn't shown a willingness to implement those provisions".
Despite these barriers, Saudi healthcare facilities have demonstrated a willingness to implement and improve their e-health services.
No figures were available for the numbers who left their posts, but Sir Jeremy said there had been a willingness to implement the scheme, as "nothing annoys good civil servants more than seeing lazy civil servants going year after year without addressing that performance problem".
Although we have seen actions and initiatives on the part of the government that demonstrate a willingness to implement certain economic reforms to revitalize the country, they are accompanied by obstacles and restrictions that impede their success.
Yet if there is a serious willingness to implement a viable licensing regime, this too can be dealt with effectively.
People with a higher level of education, more years of training, completion of advanced clinical training and those practicing in rural areas reported a greater willingness to implement EBP in their daily practice.
Although during the qualitative development phase of the instrument items 2 and 3 were considered important for a company's willingness to implement WHP, both items had to be removed from the Health Promotion Willingness scale because they did not reach the factor loading or item total correlation cut-offs [Additional file 2] (Models 1 and 2).
The final version of MORE totalled 38 items; 5 on stakeholders, 13 on an organisation's willingness to implement, and 20 on an organisation's ability to implement patient engagement in healthcare.
Most participants 83-999%) considered that it would be 'important' or 'very important' to include all 14 items when assessing an organisation's willingness to implement patient engagement.
These results indicate that schools in less affluent areas are as likely to have an IAQ management program as are schools in other areas and suggest that school size and financial resources are not important determinants of a school's ability or willingness to implement an IAQ management program.
Attitudes acknowledging the importance of substance use prevention for youth under their supervision may serve as a key indicator of willingness to implement prevention programs within agencies that supervise probated youth.
