The phrase "are about to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that an action or plan is imminent or will happen very soon.
Example: "We are about to implement the new software system next week."
Alternatives: "are on the verge of implementing" or "are ready to implement".
Many of them mentioned the difficulty of trying to stop using TDD or thinking about tests, what can be one reason for not having significant difference in terms of design quality in the code produced with and without TDD: "When you are about to implement something, you end up thinking about the tests that you'll do.
We need somebody to deal with all this information demand from outside.' Although image did not seem to play a role in the initial processes, it is still a valid argument for other municipalities that are about to implement projects in the field of renewable energy.
They are about to implement a program that encourages their employees to get and stay healthy.
The product owner picked from the discussion the missing tasks, which were either forgotten to be written or came as new when learning what other team members were about to implement.
Bole is about to implement Collaborative Planning, Advanced Business Solutions' budgeting and forecasting system.
Very handy if you own a company … and you're about to implement a global launch.
Morning Lane Associates already has contracts with 16 councils, including Cambridgeshire, which is about to implement the RSW model.
The banks' offer came two weeks before states including New York, New Jersey, Florida and California were about to implement sanctions against the banks over the affair.
Amid concerns that such patents are being granted too liberally and that they could hinder innovation, the Patent and Trademark Office is about to implement new guidelines that will make it harder to patent genes.
To determine what "average" clinicians in organizations that were about to implement Computer-based Provider Order Entry (CPOE) were expecting to occur, we conducted an open-ended, semi-structured survey at three community hospitals.
In it, he explained that Google had already made improvements to make it harder for "spammy on-page content to rank highly"; had radically improved its ability to detect hacked sites, which were a major source of spam in 2010; and was about to implement a change that would directly address the issue of sites copying others' content.
