The phrase "armed operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a military or tactical action that involves the use of weapons or armed forces.
Example: "The government launched an armed operation to neutralize the threat posed by the insurgents."
Alternatives: "military operation" or "combat mission".
We pulled over and were immediately surrounded by heavily armed Operation Trident officers, shouting at us not to move and to raise our hands.
"Bush made a clear statement that the idea of an armed operation by American forces in Iran is completely without foundation," Mr. Berlusconi said.
They found that Groce's shooting was caused or contributed to by a string of serious police failures in both the planning and execution of their armed operation.
The picture was confused: frequent percussive rumbles could be heard, but the nature of the armed operation under way was unclear.
Tensions flared in July 2006, when Hezbollah launched an armed operation against Israel from southern Lebanon, killing a number of Israeli soldiers and abducting two as prisoners of war.
Separately, detectives investigating the murder of a man who died after he was shot in Croydon during the riots arrested a 24-year-oldman on Saturday night during an armed operation in Camberwell, south-east London.
Alarmed at the increasing numbers of refugees from Africa and the Middle East using Libya as a transit point, Britain and its European partners are considering options including sinking the trafficking boats and carrying out armed operations in Libya.
Two weeks ago, 200 US Marines began armed operations in? a) Afghanistan b) Pakistan c) Iran d) Somalia e) Yemen f) Central Africa g) Northern Mali h) The Philippines i) Guatemala If you opted for any answer, "a" through "h," you took a reasonable shot at it.
A Californian corporation has been awarded a contract with United States Central Command (Centcom), which oversees US armed operations in the Middle East and Central Asia, to develop what is described as an "online persona management service" that will allow one US serviceman or woman to control up to 10 separate identities based all over the world.
Chechen separatists openly led armed operations in this ethnically diverse region in the 1990s.
There have been armed operations against suspected Islamic militants, some of whom have been killed, along with members of the security forces.
