The phrase "against implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing opposition or resistance to the process of putting something into effect or action.
Example: "The committee expressed concerns that the new policy would face significant challenges against implementation due to budget constraints."
Alternatives: "opposed to implementation" or "in opposition to implementation".
To cover those hospitals that intentionally decided against implementing the proposed element we added another category labeled "Deliberate decision against implementation" in the maintenance stage.
Mr. Snyder declined to say whether the insurance industry had lobbied against implementation of the 1992 law, finally describing the question as "irrelevant".
The judge stopped short of issuing a final order against implementation of the rule, saying he would wait for the Bush administration to report on its vision for roadless areas.
While acknowledging the Names Council and DNSO's recommendation against implementation and the comments made in both the public forum and on forum.icann.org, the Board decided that ICANN should support the WLS lest it deny Internet users a potentially beneficial service.
The Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law at Strathmore University, Kenya, is against implementation in its current form.
The algorithm was compared against implementation of ConStream and STREAM in terms of accuracy and performance using KDDCUP99 and document datasets.
Moroever, his normative judgment against implementations of democracy that increase the anonymity of citizens suggests that a parallel normative, even ethical, dimension informs his many theoretic endeavors to retrieve from anonymity the neglected subjective viewpoint of actors, whether strangers, homecomers, victims of discrimination, or the "forgotten man" of social sciences.
We also compared the performance of our method OptDis against implementations of existing subnetwork-based methods, one based on mutual information (GreedyMI) (Chuang et al., 2007), and another based on dense subnetworks (we denote as Dense) using the STRING functional network (Dao et al., 2010).
If today's Kerry had been called before that 1971 Senate committee, he would have prudently told the throngs that he was for the goals of the war but against the implementation, for the idea but against the timing, for the troops but against this nuance and that nuance and the other one.
"The strongest pressure against programme implementation [is] emanating from within, rather than outside, the ruling party," Saravlos added.
