The phrase "always operational" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is consistently functioning or available without interruption.
Example: "The emergency generator is always operational, ensuring that we have power during outages."
Alternatives: "constantly functional" or "perpetually active".
Sentences like The operator shall… are almost always operational statements, not requirements.
Burgermaster bought 12 Windows-based iPAQ's to ensure that at least 6 are always operational.
Specifically, the study moves beyond the assumption that rainwater systems are always operational and functional and draws on the collected data to explore the various reasons and rates of failure associated with pumps and pump switches, leaving for later further exploration of the failure in other components such as the collection area, gutters, tank, and overflows.
A value of 'zero' means that the battery is never fully discharged and the node is always operational.
In the area of safety focus goes on ensuring the nuclear systems and components always operate with operational margins consistent with the "defense-in-depth" approach required by the regulatory agencies.
NO: Even before the launch of the campaign, opponents of independence pointed out that Scotland has always had operational control of its own NHS.
Rather, the venues that US Soccer selects for matches are always fully operational and in-use for sports, leading to the reasonable assumption that these venues would be equipped to host a soccer match.
Those involved say that the original budget was always an operational figure and did not include VAT, the cost of buying and remediating the land or the sizeable contingency fund required.
Its' use of technology to identify investment opportunities and the always available operational support to entrepreneurs are features I believe will come to define venture capital in the future," he says.
Recall that in FDJD, the direct link is seen as a useful source of information and also the relay can be put in idle mode, differently from the FDDH scheme where the relay is always fully operational.
Participants considered all the items included in the questionnaire: always the operational factor 'lung auscultation', often 'whether or not there is something unusual happening' – both medical reasons – and to a lesser extent 'non-medical reasons' (P < 0.001).
