The phrase "arising from the implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe outcomes, effects, or issues that result from the process of implementing something, such as a project or policy.
Example: "The challenges arising from the implementation of the new software were addressed in the follow-up meeting."
Alternatives: "resulting from the implementation" or "stemming from the implementation".
"To complete the implementation of the new joint management structure and address a number of specific issues arising from the implementation programme.
It also examines mechanisms behind memory hierarchy, techniques for parallelism, and problems arising from the implementation of tightly coupled multiprocessors.
An analysis of potential opportunities and constraints arising from the implementation of offset/compensation programmes and gaps in the current knowledge is also considered.
The aim of this paper is to assess Malta's government capacity to manage the possible environmental and social conflicts arising from the implementation of its renewable energy agenda to comply with EU's 2020 energy package.
Furthermore, considering the practical problems arising from the implementation of such a feedback, a control law from the output guaranteeing semiglobal stabilization, i.e., for any initial condition in a chosen region, is proposed.
In considering expected impact arising from the implementation of the Code, it should be recognized that there is little benchmark information available with which to compare future results.
Further, we found that the effect of procedural justice on compliance intention is moderated by privacy concerns that arise from the implementation of NWRC rules.
In Part VI, Practical Internetworking, there are practical applications of all the material in this book — as well as issues that arise from the implementation and administration of networks based on IP protocols.
As well as providing an overview of water policy in Australia since the 1900s, this paper examines the adoption of water trading in the southern Murray Darling Basin of Australia (the largest hydrologically connected water market in Australia), and investigates the associated social, economic and environmental impacts that have arisen from the implementation of water markets.
So far, it is also not known whether and what kind of therapeutic consequences arise from the implementation of extended hemodynamic monitoring.
Thirdly, issues that have arisen from the implementation of delivering a fair and just review of a service's Accreditation Decision are presented and discussed in the light of data obtained from 2002 2007, noting complete data sets that enable cross referencing of data are only available from 2004.
