"body of implementation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the central or main part of a plan or system that involves putting a plan into action or carrying out a particular task. Example: The body of implementation for our new marketing strategy includes creating targeted advertisements, conducting market research, and launching a social media campaign.
Over the past five years a considerable body of implementation research has developed [ 8, 9].
5 There is a growing body of implementation research addressing the challenges of scaling-up iCCM in low-income countries, and the first full evaluations of the strategy are starting to appear.
The relatively coherent body of work on agenda setting and policy formulation is quite small in size, whilst the slightly larger body of implementation work is disparate and scattered, perhaps more strongly rooted in micro- than meso-level analysis.
Given such varied performance of CHW programmes in different local contexts, calls for a comprehensive body of implementation research that focuses on CHW programme delivery issues are hardly surprising [ 14].
Three years later in 2010, COP16 in Cancún was the site of an agreement to a work program on loss and damage under the Subsidiary Body of Implementation.
It is clear that the fall in utilisation of PD should be prevented; however there is no clear consensus on the actions that have to be taken and the responsibility of the governing bodies for implementation of these actions.
A growing body of research supports implementation of reading interventions for kindergarten students; however, relatively few studies have been conducted in real school settings (Cavanaugh et al., 2004).
However, obstacles to the use of theory for such purposes are numerous, and include the identification of relevant and useful theoretical perspectives from the huge body of literature on implementation that spans diverse academic disciplines (for example, psychology, sociology, business, healthcare management).
The number of years between initial approval of seven interventions by a stringent regulatory body and the beginning of implementation, considered to be the first year of reported use by each country through its national health system, was estimated from available data.
If DiAlert proves to be effective in reduction of body weight, implementation will be considered.
A growing body of data shows that implementation of codes of conduct leads to lower rates of industrial accidents, improved worker-grievance systems, cleaner air quality and lower worker turnover, which in turn results in lower production costs.
