The phrase "and the operation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes, systems, or functions related to a specific subject or context.
Example: "The committee will review the policies and the operation of the new software system to ensure efficiency."
Alternatives: "and the functioning of" or "and the management of".
PL: There's a preoccupation with memory and the operation of memory and a rather rapacious interest in history.
Earlier this week, he upended Bush administration policies on drilling in Utah and the operation of coal-fired power plants.
This branch of the Russian military is responsible for air and missile defence and the operation of military satellites.
The data is collected and analyzed by G.E. software, and the operation of each turbine can be tweaked for efficiency.
A: The judges' ruling suggests that they understand the non-location of the internet and data, and the operation of search engines, very well.
Kirn mocks as anachronistic Wood's interest in literary detail and the operation of "nouns and adjectival phrases" — indeed, his very commitment to understanding "how fiction works".
Up to 4,000 school safety officers would be available in emergencies, including evacuations and the operation of shelters, officials said.
By contrast, Ukip's leader, Nigel Farage, argued that plain packaging for cigarettes represented an "appalling intrusion into consumer choice and the operation of the free market".
The publication of the Fringe's programme, and the operation of its box office, are overseen by the Festival Fringe Society, a registered charity.
The civil war has produced "immense human misery," he said, including the bombing and displacement of civilians and the operation of a slave trade.
He knew law enforcement and the operation of the Nassau County Police Department inside and out, as thoroughly as anyone could".
