The phrase "at both operations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to two different operations or processes that are being compared or discussed simultaneously.
Example: "The results were consistent at both operations, indicating a reliable outcome."
Alternatives: "in both processes" or "during both activities".
Seafood is a big item at both operations, with an added emphasis here on pastas and pizzas.
The F.D.A. inspection reports portray areas of filth and poor sanitation at both operations, including many instances of rodents, wild birds or hens escaped from cages — all of which can carry salmonella — appearing to have had free run of the facilities.
The two organizations agreed in April to study the possibility of integrating their systems, and officials at both operations said the Brown administration has been working with them.
With the increase of the ambient temperature, the supplying air temperature, heating capacity and electric power all increased at both operation modes.
This is consistent with morphine consumption in specific time points, which was significantly higher in the control group at both operation day and 24 h postoperatively although only the upper side p value showed significance.
At every opportunity, he brought up her vote for the Iraq War and her push for NATO airstrikes in Libya ― even though he had backed both operations at the time.
At every opportunity, he brought up her vote for the Iraq War and her push for NATO airstrikes in Libya ― even though he had backed both operations at the time.
Relatively few patients are similarly eligible for both operations at the same time point so a trial design might involve the indirect comparison of external support versus a continued watch and wait policy.
In an embarrassing reminder of just how elusive the opposing forces can be, fighters suspected of belonging to Al Qaeda or the Taliban took aim at both coalition operations with rockets on Sunday.
Both RY reconstruction and JI reconstruction lift the jejunum in a similar manner, so it is possible that the risk of internal hernia exists at a similar level in both operations.
Before joining Duke in 1994, Lethem worked for about 30 years at the World Bank both in operations (human resources development and institutional development), as a policy adviser (regarding project generation and design including their social and capacity building aspects), and as adviser responsible for quality assurance of the Bank's Eastern Africa project portfolio.
