The phrase 'an organisation operation' is correct English and can be used in written English.
For example, "The team used the tools of project management to ensure the successful completion of an organisation operation."
"Everyone is aware of what to look for now, and what's been going on, so people are being very careful not to put themselves at risk," said David Darg, an aid worker with the organisation Operation Blessing, who was in the capital city yesterday.
The most common insult I've received is that I am a "black racist" for heading an organisation - Operation Black Vote – that seeks to tackle race inequality by encouraging greater political involvement from black communities.
The Declaration also states that primary healthcare should promote maximum community and individual self-reliance and participation in the planning, organisation, operation and control of primary healthcare services.
The Alma Ata declaration of 1978 acted as a starting point in recognising the importance of community participation in health, through stating "primary health care requires and promotes maximum community and individual self-reliance and participation in the planning, organisation, operation and control of primary health care"[ 6].
At the moment, the unfortunate experience is women are routinely – often through unconscious gender-bias – funnelled into less advantageous areas of an organisation's operations.
Yet while millions of pounds have been saved in recent years by cutting down the estate, ensuring that the changes do not affect an organisation's operations is a balancing act.
This paper describes a fire safety management system (FSMS) model that aims to maintain fire risk within an acceptable range in an organisation's operations in a coherent way.
Based on a review of prior works and through qualitative case study analysis, we construct and test a normative structural model of implementation factors related to AM technology, supply chain, organisation, operations and strategy.
In his list of omissions, Schmid failed to mention the RAF maintenance and organisation operations, which put back damaged aircraft with rapid effect.
It's one thing to deal with corruption within an organisation but what about operations in territories where corruption – bribery, for example – is ingrained in how business is done, for example corrupted police, non-transparent government structures and crooked judiciaries.
A day before the general election, Mr Bennett painted a picture of an amateur operation and an organisation which he claimed wasted membership fees and donations.
