The phrase "are operating well" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the effective functioning or performance of a system, organization, or process.
Example: "The new software updates have been implemented, and the systems are operating well without any issues."
Alternatives: "are functioning effectively" or "are running smoothly."
"They are operating well in a tough environment," said Douglas Anmuth, an analyst with Barclays Capital.
Like I said, even if five terrorists are operating, well, they can create any strife anywhere.
While they search for ways to become hip again, the European carmakers have been cutting costs and dealing with factories that are operating well below capacity.
At the same time, supermarkets are pruning the assortment of goods on shelves and consumers are shifting from name brands to supermarkets' own-label nosh.Factories producing packaged food are operating well below capacity, notes Thilo Wrede of Jefferies, a stockbroker.
Gen. Mark Kimmitt, the military's chief spokesman in Iraq, told reporters on March 22. "While each of those cases is nothing to take great pride in, the fact is that 99-plus99-pluspercente soldiers are operating well within those rules of engagement, under very tough conditions, showing remarkable restraint, day after day, operating inside this country," General Kimmitt added.
At the end of this phase, FastWISE ensures that all serving BSs are operating well below their capacities.
Mr. MacAdams says he believes it is operating well below capacity.
Initially there was criticism about the speed of the emergency response, but it now appears to be operating well.
These health care systems seem to be operating well with superior care to that in the United States at lower cost.
In contrast, after a perceived slow start, the emergency response to the quake appeared to be operating well.
The main argument you hear from these cyclicalists is that the economy is operating well below capacity.
