The phrase "as we start to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the beginning phase of putting a plan or project into action.
Example: "As we start to implement the new software, we will provide training sessions for all employees."
Alternatives: "as we begin to execute" or "as we commence implementation".
Where do we start to implement solutions?
On Wednesday, Mr Assad told the Russian state news channel Rossiya 24 that the elections were a "very important step as part of the reforms that we started to implement" after mass protests erupted in March 2011.
Ideally we could start to implement it and monitor our progress, and future supervisors could tweak it as necessary.
We will start to implement these measures straight away.
As the deadline has run out, for Assad's occupation forces to pull out of Zabadani and Madaya, we will start to implement our threats.
All four permanent members of the UN security council currently participating in the conflict must respect their own resolutions and assure that their own military, as well as their military allies, start to implement the resolutions for which they unanimously voted.
As more sites start to implement these open APIs to allow connections between sites, these virtuous cycles will become more obvious and we'll start to see a second degree of growth in connections between sites, not just within sites.
A secondary aim was that it should be quick and easy to administer with the amalgamated results serving as a baseline from which employers can start to implement appropriate health promotion interventions within their employee populations.
RS: Yeah, but also you start to implement policies, as Clinton did, that create the base of resentment in the country that can promote a right-wing jingoism, chauvinism of the kind that Trump has.
And we are starting to implement capital spending again now".
