The phrase "an operationalization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of defining a concept or variable in measurable terms, often in research or academic contexts.
Example: "In our study, we need to provide an operationalization of the term 'social interaction' to ensure clarity in our methodology."
Alternatives: "a definition" or "a measurement approach".
Therefore, we first developed an operationalization of 'interdisciplinarity'interdisciplinarity
For each dimension we propose an operationalization using patent classification and citation information.
Applying 3D-CE requires an operationalization of one of its core elements: the product architecture.
The literature lacks an analysis of external validity of sentiment mining reports and the sentiment mining field lacks an operationalization of external validity dimensions toward practically useful techniques.
In this work, we integrated a comprehensive model of social power dynamics into a cognitive agent architecture based on an operationalization of different bases of social power inspired by theoretical background research in social psychology.
However, as the name of the project suggests, this was an operationalization of programmatic success.
Additionally, a multi-dimensional scale is developed for an exhaustive operationalization of a product's design.
First, we ran the regressions with an alternative operationalization of Islamist insurgency that uses a threshold of more than 1000 deaths per year.
This new method is comprised of four steps: data extraction, data organization, development of a conceptual map, and operationalization vis-a-vis a codebook.
The EQ-5D+C is an extended version of the EQ-5D that includes "cognitive functioning" (memory, concentration, coherence, IQ) as an additional dimension, with a similar operationalization of three levels (as described above) [ 15].
This unexpected finding might be due to an incomplete operationalization of social motivation.
