The phrase "are working to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing ongoing efforts or actions aimed at putting a plan or idea into effect.
Example: "The team is currently focused on several projects and are working to implement new strategies for improvement."
Alternatives: "are striving to execute" or "are attempting to put into action."
And in innumerable ways, those of us who choose to go beyond "voting with our fork" are working to implement real and important change.
"Too often we have let our contractors slide when they fail to perform, and that is why we have accepted the I.G.'s recommendations and are working to implement them," Mr. Walder said Tuesday in a prepared statement.
Congress should hold oversight hearings to make sure agencies are working to implement existing anti-discrimination statutes, the report urges.
Developing countries are working to implement regulations, typically influenced by regulations from developed countries, but the regulations aren't currently enforced to the same extent.
In order to further demonstrate the performance of WBSR, we are working to implement the algorithm in practical platform and the results will be reported in the future.
The application of these principles helps to frame in a manner that the scientist or engineer thinks about any given problem, process, or service they are working to implement.
Since then, the Defense Department has been working to implement the change, but the status of current gay service members remained unclear.
In the meantime, he said, the Jockey Club would be working to implement the uniform medication rules, as they most closely resemble the findings of its own commissioned investigation of thoroughbred racing in North America – the 2011 McKinsey Report.
"We welcome the home affairs committee reiteration of the principles contained within that report and of its modernising agenda which we will be working to implement at our annual conference next week".
Mr. Murdoch has repeatedly said his company is working to implement a subscription system or other forms of "pay walls" for News Corp. newspapers, which include The New York Post and The Times and The Sun in Britain.
