The phrase "action and implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the steps taken to execute a plan or strategy.
Example: "The project requires both action and implementation to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "execution and application" or "execution and deployment".
"If we see action and implementation, we will see you very soon in Geneva," he said.
Close watchers of the UN climate processes are characterising the Marrakech talks as the "action and implementation COP" because it's seen as the chance to start acting on the promises made in Paris.
"Support that has finally been forthcoming from the UK and the EU has been too slow to impact on these results and as further delays in action and implementation continue, more steelworkers' jobs are threatened".
According to Guo, the China Sustainable Development Indicator System started with the idea that, "It is necessary to have indicators that can help standardize the quantitative action and implementation of sustainable development goals.
The second year of the project focuses on proposal making, where we design and imagine projects that have the potential for a long-term spatial and economic impact, while the third year focuses on a plan for action and implementation.
Tools to catalyze action and implementation over time.
(b) In general, Enforcement Letters communicate DOE's expectations with respect to any aspect of the requirements of this part, including identification and reporting of issues, corrective actions, and implementation of the contractor's safety and health program.
In this article we intend to elucidate this link by looking at how the emerging intercultural policy paradigm, explicitly adopted by the city of Turin in the mid 2000s, has been concretely translated into policy actions and implementation practices since 2007.
However, addressing a health systems and policy problem requires working through the underlying problem, options for actions, and implementation issues [ 41].
Currently a total of 138 communities in 21 states regularly update their CIB and use information from it in their dialogue sessions, action planning and implementation of agreed corrective or reinforcing actions.
The situated decision support system (SDSS) model is a type of DSS that maintains close links with the target environment and has capabilities for sensing, monitoring, decision support, and limited decision making, action generation, and implementation.
