The phrase "and operationalized" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in academic or professional contexts to describe the process of defining and implementing a concept or variable in a measurable way.
Example: "The research aims to explore the theoretical framework and operationalized the variables for effective analysis."
Alternatives: "and put into practice" or "and implemented".
His dissertation formalized and operationalized what it means to use information for a purpose.
"The Sunni-Shiite conflict is in the open now, it's been triggered and operationalized," said Paul Salem, director of the Carnegie Middle East Center in Beirut.
We aim to address this gap, by assessing how water security is considered, articulated, and operationalized in place-based studies.
But most companies lack a strategic objective that spans the customer journey, can be understood and operationalized across the enterprise, and, most importantly, actually increases customer value.
We defined and operationalized the concepts of concurrent, commensurate, and convergent validity to assess mixed methods research outcomes.
To be effectively cultivated, the care system modules will be initiated and operationalized into separate but inter-related modules.
The two approaches are conceptualized and operationalized on the basis of their differences along three processes: generation, dissemination and use of market information.
Such a paradigm could be anchored in addressing water, energy and food security from a nexus perspective if such a security concept is appropriately defined and operationalized.
We have developed and operationalized these design artifacts in an organizational context and the resulting procedures have emerged from operational interactions within our organization.
In this context, energy policy targets should be clearly defined and operationalized, which also needs to consider potential conflicts between them.
For any business change or innovation to be deployed in practice, it must be developed (built) and operationalized and run as business as usual (BAU).
