The part of a sentence 'can not be implemented' is correct and usable in written English.
You would use this phrase to indicate that something cannot be put into practice or put into effect due to certain factors. For example: "We had a great idea for improving the efficiency of the process, but unfortunately it can not be implemented due to the cost constraints."
An appeals court has ruled that the state's stricter auto insurance requirements introduced in February by the State Insurance Department can not be implemented until a court case challenging them is resolved.
However, existing techniques can not be implemented efficiently for high dimensional problems.
Therefore, this cross-layer DSR can not be implemented in the case of target tracking application.
However, the polynomial method needs to calculate the high order matrix multiplication, therefore, it can not be implemented easily.
Moreover, this can not be implemented by cloud users since hardware counters are unavailable, which serve as the basis for generating the signatures.
Note also that for EndtoEnd scheme, the system can not be implemented in practice with a feedback percentage higher than 60%% since the channel would change after the source finished collecting all the CSI unless the channel coherence time is longer.
Such conflicts of interests mean that management strategies can often not be implemented.
In particular, more complex control flows, such as loops or recursions, can often not be implemented or are difficult to understand.
A second issue that needs to be addressed is that the channel decomposition (11) is frequency selective due to the multipath delay spread introduced by the channel, which implies that the precoder also needs to be frequency selective and can thus not be implemented in the analog domain.
Based on this study, it can be concluded that OVK should not be implemented as universal prevention in its current form, although future research should affirm or attest these statements before firm conclusions can be drawn.
