The phrase "and execution of such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to the implementation or carrying out of a previously mentioned action or agreement.
Example: "The parties agree to the terms outlined in this contract and execution of such shall commence immediately upon signing."
Alternatives: "and implementation of this" or "and carrying out of such".
"There it should be consolidated with the capabilities for training, direction and execution of such operations already being developed in the Special Operations Command".
The juxtaposition clearly suggests a need to improve the planning and execution of such U.N. missions to ensure that peacekeeping forces do not become casualties in the conflicts they are supposed to help end.
For Pakistan, it is not in its interest to antagonize the Taliban, who are sure to come back to power in Afghanistan once the Americans leave, but at the very least, it can prevent the Taliban from attacking U.S. and NATO forces from its soil and not give any support in the planning and execution of such attacks.
This indicated the need for new research and improvements in the design and execution of such connections.
This article examines the dental professional's role in emergency management activities, specifically related to design and execution of such federal exercises as the Top Officials (TOPOFF) series.
Hence, the paper in hand presents a knowledge-based assistant that supports EC process managers by planning, and execution of such goal-oriented adaptive EC processes.
It must introduce technology at every available and affordable intersection of campus management to create defined and mutually acceptable accountability for students needing specific services, and the staff charged with the cheerful and knowledgeable execution of such.
Another modern phenomenon, seen particularly in Italy, France, and the United States, was the revival of relief sculpture and the execution of such works on a large scale, intended to stand alone rather than in conjunction with a building.
However, the great information yield of the former encourages clinical researchers' increased and careful execution of such designs.
Logistics aside, Dicapo delivers in the most important of ways -- the repertoire and the execution of such.
Additionally, several methodological flaws in the design and execution of the study, such as sampling bias, a lack of evidence that the patients were stable and different scoring systems for symptom severity resulted in the study being of fair methodological quality.
