The phrase "across the operations of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing activities, processes, or functions that span multiple areas or departments within an organization.
Example: "The new policy will be implemented across the operations of the entire company to ensure consistency and efficiency."
Alternatives: "throughout the operations of" or "across the functions of".
However, if you you look across all of the operations of any global retailer, one of its most complex functions is hidden from view.
While we cannot specify the precise role of anterior fusiform and temporal pole in the present study, grey matter volume in anterior fusiform was associated with performance on familiarity and cross-modal judgements across modalities, consistent with the operation of person identity nodes in this area (Belin et al., 2004).
Funding from Title VI supports core activities across the Berkeley campus, including the operation of regional institutes and centers, language instruction, support for graduate students in a variety of disciplines, public outreach, and library acquisitions in targeted foreign languages.
"The government is obviously the primary and proper source of relief funds," said Aaron Dorfman, the executive director of the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy, which monitors the operation of foundations across the country.
In conclusion, the report acknowledges that while some charters serve students well, "there are also a wide range of problems with the operation of charters across the country that require attention". The report also concludes "even the best charters" cannot be a substitute for an equitable, well-funded public school system.
Realist evaluation was a useful tool for analyzing the operation of supervision across cases.
The second structure, a 118,000-square-foot building rising across the street, will contain the retail operations of the United States Postal Service, the planning and inspection divisions of the city's Buildings Department as well as two muncipal courts and county and local law enforcement offices, including the New Brunswick Police Department.
On two Web sites and through a not-for-profit organization called Hearts Across America — the operations are run out of the Jack Shack — the two Asses promote designated driving and personal responsibility, with slogans like "Be a smart ass, not a dumb ass".
