The phrase "about operationalizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of putting a plan or idea into action or practice.
Example: "We need to have a meeting about operationalizing our new strategy to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "regarding implementation" or "concerning execution".
In order to ensure the content validity, the researcher seeks other opinions about the operationalized items.
In designing controlled laboratory studies of complex concepts such as anger, wisdom, or empathy, there is much to be learned from philosophical literatures and studies in the social sciences about the implications of operationalizing these concepts in particular ways [16].
Debates about conceptualising, defining and operationalizing socio-economic status are well-established and beyond the scope of this systematic mapping [ 29- 34].
So, if the Israeli guy isn't just pulling a number out of thin air, it would suggest that somewhere folks have just about cracked the stealth code and are now beginning work on operationalizing it somehow.
Operationalizing the whole-brain standard requires a decision about which brain functions are too trivial to count and need not be tested for.
In addition, public health leaders in Canada have begun thinking and talking about developing a national strategy for knowledge management [ 61, 62]; operationalizing this vision, though challenging, would provide much needed system level capacity for EIDM.
Recommendations: The evaluation recommended that UNICEF consider the following actions to improve CFS implementation and make schools child-friendly: 1. Focus on operationalizing the core principles of CFS by being clear about the underlying principles and providing concrete examples of what a CFSs looks like, and what it is not.
Much has been said about the ICF's lack of clarity in these definitions and the difficulties operationalizing these concepts [ 2- 5].
