The phrase "as implementation progresses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something will change or develop over time as the implementation of a project or plan continues.
Example: "We will continue to assess the project's effectiveness as implementation progresses."
Alternatives: "as the project develops" or "as the execution unfolds".
Implementation of new interventions among communities must factor in the possibilities of transformation and/or emergence of new innovations beyond those initially conceptualised as implementation progresses.
It is indicative from this study that interventions such as the GR model evolve in space and time, and we suggest that flexibility both in funding and policies is needed to allow unintended or unpredicted innovations to emerge as implementation progresses.
Their planning is to be considered a work in progress, which will be updated as implementation progresses and results are achieved.
Implementation strategies employed include interactive training sessions with pharmacy owners and service providers, monthly outreach facilitator visits and the assignment of an internal pharmacy champion to take charge of the implementation team as implementation progresses.
Purpose / Objective The purposes of this preliminary assessment are to review CAS's growth and development from 1998-2000, identify critical lessons learned as implementation progressed, and recommend future steps and actions.
The implementation of the project at the trainees' work-place also increased prospects for sustainability because it offered additional opportunities for other staff to learn on the job as well as be motivated as project implementation progressed [ 18].
As clinical implementation progresses, it becomes important to translate back to well-defined animal models, where novel disease signatures can be characterized longitudinally and validated against histology.
Land demand is initially determined for each scenario on the basis of factors exogenous to the land allocation block, but land allocation outcomes are fed back into the demand block so that the system is modified dynamically as RE implementation progresses.
Information from the change readiness assessment informed decision-making and focused support efforts as the implementation progressed (e.g., making a decision to support typing skills training).
Many new processes, such as patient assessment and training, were set up according to the needs of the RCT protocol, but as large scale implementation progressed, it became clear that these processes were poorly aligned with the specific needs of the existing local context, but could not be adapted.
As a result, MOH staff had limited awareness of implementation progress and challenges.
