The phrase "and is operationalized by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining how a concept or theory is put into practice or implemented in a specific context.
Example: "The theoretical framework is complex and is operationalized by a series of structured methodologies that guide the research process."
Alternatives: "and is implemented through" or "and is executed by".
The subjective symptoms, which consist exclusively in inner experiences, have been named basic symptoms, and are operationalized by the Bonn Scale for the Assessment of Basic Symptoms (BSABS) and the Schizophrenia Proneness Instrument (SPI-A, Adult version).
Advances in interpersonal theory and assessment are outlined to demonstrate that Criterion A's self (identity, self-direction) and interpersonal (empathy, intimacy) impairments are related to the interpersonal meta-constructs and agency and communion and are operationalized by perceptual, behavioral, and affective mechanisms of the interpersonal situation framework.
This is operationalized by considering the percentage export and import of computer, communications, and other services.
In this organizational perspective, work engagement is operationalized by three correlated constructs: vigour, dedication and absorption.
Power is operationalized by analysing the autonomy of local governments and their compliance with national policies.
The daily training volume is operationalized by the frequency (quantity of sessions per day) and the total duration (time in minutes of all the performed sessions per day).
This is operationalized by looking into distribution of LDKT activities between the experimental and control group.
The legislation is operationalized by the DPA Code of Practice, a guidance document issued jointly by the SFO and the Crown Prosecution Service.
This intuition is operationalized by a measure commonly used to evaluate unsupervised machine-learning models, which we call the "cluster strength score 34,35 (see Methods).
