The phrase "already started operations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that a business, project, or initiative has commenced its activities or functions prior to the current time.
Example: "The new branch has already started operations, serving customers since last week."
Alternatives: "has commenced operations" or "has begun operations".
Some of these facilities listed for 2003 have already started operations; other lines will be running by the end of the year.
It has already started operations in Indonesia, Thailand, and Singapore and eventually wants to become "the biggest budget hotel brand network in Southeast Asia," says co-founder and global managing director Kiren Tanna, who was previously chief executive officer at Foodpanda, a restaurant delivery platform backed by Rocket Internet.
A subsidiary of Viettel, the Vietnamese state telecoms operator, started operations in Cambodia in 2009 yet already has 42% of the mobile market.
The military, which had already started an operation to clear the country's northwest tribal regions along the border with Afghanistan of terrorist safe havens, promised to expand its fight.
Many of the companies that received the licenses never started operations, as the industry was already very competitive, government officials said.
Although Coursera only started operations in April 2012, it has already garnered over 4 million users to date.
Malawian Airlines started operations in.
We have absolutely no overcapacity at the European level," said Leroy, adding that Toyota had already started to overhaul its European operations two years ago.
Tamer, 24, from Latakia, said that Russian-led military operations have already started, in apparent contradiction of claims from Moscow and the US secretary of state, John Kerry, that the posture of the new arrivals was defensive.
To reduce that disadvantage, British finance firms have already started moving some of their operations out of the U.K. — and their people too.
