The phrase "and execute on a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the implementation or carrying out of a plan, task, or strategy.
Example: "We need to develop a clear strategy and execute on a plan to improve our marketing efforts."
Alternatives: "and implement a" or "and carry out a".
For this reason, I decided that we had to come up with, and execute on, a cost-savings plan within two weeks.
Woody Benson understands how to develop and execute on a business plan.
Not only are they expected to please shareholders and execute on a broad strategic vision, but they are also increasingly charged with creating dynamic companies where employees love to work, trust is abundant and success trickles down to every level.
So many people skip this step and just say "I want to lose weight", or "I want to start a business" - you can't put in a plan in place and execute on a goal that isn't SMART.
He said he still couldn't understand why the administration would pass a health care law and execute on a health care law, the impact of which was so uncertain.
"They need to find a way to make the acquisition successful and execute on an overall integration plan" Yocum says.
Someone with a clear vision of how your company will look 10 years out, and who can define and execute on an initiative that will be your first step down the road.
Twelve civilian men were tied up and executed on a remote mountain road in Helmand Province, west of Kandahar, on Tuesday night.
The Talking Band lifts off in "Star Messengers," which is pretty much a full-blown opera conceived and executed on a grand scale.
His larger-than-life-size portrait — based on a Polaroid photograph of the President and executed on a woven tapestry — was on view at the Mint Museum, in Charlotte, North Carolina, throughout the Democratic National Convention.
It was here, in 2010, that seventy-two Central and South American migrants headed for the U.S. were kidnapped by members of the Zetas, then bound, blindfolded, and executed on a ranch in San Fernando, ninety miles south of Brownsville, Texas.
