The phrase "are ready for implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that something, such as a plan, project, or system, is prepared to be put into action or executed.
Example: "After thorough testing and evaluation, the new software features are ready for implementation in our next update."
Alternatives: "prepared for execution" or "set for deployment".
In the Ministry of Agriculture, officials wave detailed plans of projects that are ready for implementation as soon as somebody stumps up the cash.In the meantime, people living in the Beqaa are beginning to chafe at their abandonment.
Participants reviewed findings from completed and ongoing Randomized Controlled Trials and other relevant studies, and evaluated which interventions are ready for implementation in community treatment settings in the United States.
"Provided the pilot goes okay, and based on the feedback from the 60-odd staff who are using it, the plan is to move straight into our training sessions with 900 staff so that we are ready for implementation from Monday 2 April," Keri Storey, the trust's assistant director and social care, told Guardian Government Computing.
A policy manual and job descriptions have been developed and are ready for implementation.
Shorten sought to remind Palmer that Labor had already legislated such a scheme and it was "ready for implementation".
A prefeasibility study on a 200 MWe large-scale demonstration has progressed well, and is ready for implementation.
Crises intervention technology should be ready for use immediately following a relevant crisis and other forms of technology should be ready for implementation as soon as possible.
Offering Scotland more power over tax rates, spending and welfare, the proposals would be ready for implementation in the first Westminster parliamentary session after the 2015 general election, Osborne added.
Offering Scotland more power over tax rates, spending and welfare, the proposals would be ready for implementation in the first Westminster parliamentary session after the 2015 general election, the chancellor added.
This model works best when there is no more ambiguity left in the challenge, when the project is ready for implementation by technical teams, and when the manual can be divided into small, specific, applicable chapters for each of its stakeholders.
Numerous technical hurdles must still be overcome for CR to be ready for implementation in a real world scenario.
