The phrase "and implementation in several" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the execution or application of a plan, strategy, or project across multiple areas or contexts.
Example: "The study focuses on the development and implementation in several key sectors, including education and healthcare."
Alternatives: "and execution in various" or "and application in multiple".
This was not merely a development from logic to implementation; in several cases there was a development from a system design to a corresponding logic.
We describe the implementation in several Italian hospitals of a computer aided detection (CAD) system, named GPCALMA (grid platform for a computer aided library in mammography), for the automatic search of lesions in X-ray mammographies.
But despite their implementation in several million of vehicles worldwide, there has only been little consideration in research.
The OSPAR Commission (Convention for the protection of the marine environment of the North-East Atlantic) accompanies the MSFD implementation in several aspects, e.g., with a literature survey on dioxins [180], an advice document on "Good Environmental Status Descriptor 8: Contaminants" [181] and a "Regional Plan to Improve Adequacy and Coherence of MSFD Implementation 2014 2018 [182]".
Respondents indicated that existing routines in the organization might have acted as barriers for implementation in several ways.
The system is currently in use or under implementation in several healthcare disciplines at more than ten universities worldwide.
In 1994, a home care version was created – the RAI-HC – which has also enjoyed considerable implementation in several countries [ 12].
"The recent passage and implementation of several laws in Russia make it all but impossible for international foundations to operate effectively and support worthy civil society organizations in that country," said MacArthur President Julia Stasch in a statement.
Papachristos is also actively involved in the evaluation and implementation of several violence reduction strategies, most notably the Project Safe Neighborhoods and the Group Violence Reduction Strategy in Chicago.
Since the roundtable in September 2006, a range of PHR initiatives has advanced in planning and implementation; several of these are described later in this paper.
