The phrase "assume operations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is taking over or starting to manage a set of tasks or responsibilities, often in a business or organizational setting.
Example: "After the merger, the new management team will assume operations of the combined company."
Alternatives: "take over operations" or "begin operations".
The firm will also assume operations of the site "following the finalization of a joint plan with NASA, the federal Environmental Protection Agency and California Regional Water Quality Control Board".
That is, even in a grasping operation, it is possible to assume operations such as sliding a finger under the cloth or letting a part of the cloth between fingertips.
** will assume operations and strategic planning functions.
A Newark-based utility, Public Service Enterprise Group, was already scheduled to assume operation of the grid on Jan . 1
On Jan . 1 a New Jersey-based utility company, Public Service Enterprise Group, is scheduled to assume operation of the power grid on Long Island, replacing National Grid.
The authority and the city made the announcement amid criticism from the City Council that they were not acting quickly enough to meet a Dec. 4 deadline for the authority to assume operation from seven private companies.
The only way for Loria to be permitted to buy the Marlins, thus freeing Henry to be a part-owner of the Red Sox, would be for someone else to assume operation of the Expos for next season.
An agreement for Heftel to assume operation of KSCA, and eventually to purchase it, is expected shortly after the New Year, to take effect several weeks later.
The purchase price represents a $750 million premium to the total worth of the assumed operations, the statement said.
Gothic acquired interests in 705 wells and assumed operations of 296 properties in the Anadarko and Arkoma Basins of Oklahoma.
The existing contract assumed operations would be static; as a result, they experienced mounting change requests and infrastructure deterioration.
