The phrase "are implemented on time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the timely execution of plans, projects, or tasks.
Example: "It is crucial that all project milestones are implemented on time to ensure the overall success of the initiative."
Alternatives: "are executed punctually" or "are carried out on schedule."
"There will be implementation challenges in some schools, but across the broad and vast majority of 24,000 schools in this country, it will be implemented on time in September and it will be a success," he told radio station LBC 97.3.
"For those applying for asylum … I don't see how it could be implemented on time".
Although the vast majority of these provisions have been implemented on time, it has not been possible to meet all deadlines because of a variety of factors.
"At the same time, we hope that all sides will step up domestic approval procedures to ensure that the share reform proposal is implemented on time, fundamentally ensuring funding sources," Liu added.
I know it was not easy, but if Parliament adopts it without amendment, as your rapporteur proposes, then the programme can be implemented on time from the start of 2007.
If such technologies are to be implemented on-line and in real-time, it is essential that an integrating system architecture be developed that possesses features of modularity, flexibility and interoperability while exhibiting attributes of computational efficiency for both on-line and off-line applications.
The described control concepts are implemented on a digital real-time system and experimentally verified with a commercial available hybrid micropositioning stage.
Because those softwares are used to analyze large and complex case studies in a limited amount of time, they are implemented on parallel distributed computers.
All closed loop methods are implemented on a dSPACE device calculating in real time the fluidic actuators command from the unsteady pressure sensors data.
