The phrase "and ready to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone or something is prepared to put a plan or idea into action.
Example: "The team has completed the necessary training and is now fully equipped and ready to implement the new software system."
Alternatives: "and prepared to execute" or "and set to apply".
The hope is to have a proposal worked out this year, and ready to implement in 2013.
The Pentagon's leadership is expected to tell President Obama as early as Friday that the armed forces are now trained and ready to implement a repeal of the military's ban on openly gay troops, officials disclosed.
This care-programme, which offers a comprehensible structure of the care processes, is made practically applicable and ready to implement.
[KI 25, Nursing Manager] We were busy writing those nursing qualifications of the previous Council and then they got them complete and ready to implement and then they realised the NQF had changed.
We were busy writing those nursing qualifications of the previous Council and then they got them complete and ready to implement and then they realised the NQF had changed.
The results of this study indicate that McDowell County residences, communities, and schools are dedicated to the priority areas of the West Virginia physical activity plan (WVPAP), and are ready to implement strategies to improve physical activity opportunities and participation.
You now have the facts and are ready to implement your new project; or buy that piece of real estate; or select a new accountant to do your taxes.
In his opening speech state, the Minister of Welfare and Social Security – Mr. Ibrahim Adam Ibrahim, thanked UNICEF for their support and welcomed the findings by stating, "this study is very important and we at the Ministry of Social Welfare will be the guarantor of the recommendations and the outcomes of this study and we are ready to implement them".
But are we, as ICU physicians and nurses, now ready to implement such continuous blood glucose sensors into the daily practice of the ICU?
It showcases promising examples of life skills-based education around the world, catalogues studies that have evaluated skills-based programmes, and provides practical tools and materials for those ready to implement such programmes.
"We have made the investments and have the technology ready to implement on a larger scale," said Claire Martin, director for sustainable development at Renault.
