The phrase "and engineers to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the roles or responsibilities of engineers in a project or process, particularly in the context of executing plans or designs.
Example: "We need to gather the necessary resources and engineers to implement the new software system effectively."
Alternatives: "and engineers to execute" or "and engineers to carry out".
The problem is that it takes a team of designers and engineers to implement Passbook and other mobile wallet technologies.
The development is going on a fast pace which calls for the need of landslide susceptibility zonation studies in order to generate maps that can be used by planners and engineers to implement the projects at safer locations.
More importantly, they imply a continued effort from clinical pharmacologists and engineers to implement relevant, new research into these systems to ensure that they continue to perform up to expectations and evolve with advances in drug therapy in pediatrics.
This chapter can be used as a guideline for aircraft design engineers and safety engineers to implement the AFHA process and to help the authority certificate subsequent analyses.
The single container approach lets them use whatever resources they require, but while Mesos has been in production across a number of companies including Twitter, Airbnb, eBay and Netflix, the actual implementation remained highly complex and required skilled engineers to implement.
Therefore, our method can become a suitable candidate for such a mechanism and can be useful for engineers to implement the DFSA algorithm in a real RFID system.
Furthermore, we present a modelling approach, that will be integrated into a market leading IEC 61131 software development tool and by that, allow application engineers to implement agent control software.
The ideal solution is to use a computational environment that allows industrial engineers to implement the system using high-level language and that follows international standards.
Rather, byzantine corporate policies lead engineers to implement kludgey solutions which result in lackluster software.
We discuss key considerations when designing a consortium and how such consortia may be engineered to implement cooperation or competition between populations.
Therefore there is a need to develop a tool that can help contractors and engineers to design and implement lighting plans for nighttime construction.
