The phrase "and execution of courses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, training, or project management where the implementation of courses or programs is being discussed.
Example: "The committee is responsible for the planning and execution of courses designed to enhance employee skills."
Alternatives: "and implementation of courses" or "and delivery of courses".
And execution, of course, ends any chance that a defendant will acknowledge the claims of the morality we seek to enforce.
This teaching, which whenever possible will involve experience with both civilization and language courses, will be supervised by an experienced faculty member who will be available to help in the preparation and execution of the course and will observe, evaluate, and advise.
The challenge of starting a company, any company, is that it forces you to balance your time between strategy and execution, which of course is one of the biggest challenges of any start-up CEO or founder.
D-Lab Scale-Ups supported the development and execution of a new MIT course entitled D-Lab: Design for Scale taught by Harald Quintus-Bosz (chief technology officer, Cooper-Perkins), Kate Bergeron (senior director, Macintosh Product Design) and Eric Reynolds (D-Lab Scale-Ups fellowship coordinator) in fall 2013.
Browning and two of his colleagues continued to pore over the judging details, looking at sheets of dozens of numbers representing things like base values and GOEs (that would be grades of execution, of course) and each anonymous judge's scores.
The conception and execution of a final group project is an essential component of the course.
This course provides an overview of the origins, history, and execution of heritage conservation with an emphasis on the United States.
Since those choices look remarkably similar to the kind of choices made by the CEO, it begs the question: Why on earth do we call the CEO's choices "strategy" and the EVP's choices "execution?" Of course, as people are wont to point out, the EVP's choices are constrained by the CEO's choices, so aren't they fundamentally different?
To me, the project seems more commercial and less Cannes-appropriate but it all depends on the execution of course.
The execution, of course, will be much easier said than done.
