The phrase "commences its operations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the start of activities or functions of an organization, business, or project.
Example: "The new factory commences its operations next month, bringing jobs to the local community."
Alternatives: "begins its operations" or "starts its operations."
It should be borne in mind that this rapid increase in student enrollment into education programmes happened at the same time when many university colleges and centres owned by private operators were established, and precisely after HESLB commenced its operations.
He was among the jihadis who moved to Afghanistan in 1979 when the CIA commenced its operations there.
Following the state's approval of its charter, the Bank of Romney commenced its operations in the Wirgman Building on December 20 , 1888
Tiruchirappalli has a passport office, the second in Tamil Nadu, which commenced its operations on 23 March 1983.
"There have been market expectations that Stock Connect will commence its operation in October 2014," HKEx said in a statement on Sunday.
The United States Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan,Iridium said in a statement, "approved use by the company of its secured lenders' cash collateral to commence the wind down of its operations and the sale of its assets".
To speed things up, instead of starting a firm from scratch, he struck a deal with a struggling Wall Street brokerage called Stratton Securities to commence operations as its branch in Long Island.
The University of Waterloo Technology Transfer and Licensing Office TTLOO) is part of the University Office of Research and commenced operations in its present form in 1992.
They announced that starting next academic year, CEU will commence operations for its U.S.-accredited programs at the parallel campus in Vienna.
Appointed its first General Manager, he swiftly built up the organisation to the stage where it could commence scheduled operations later in the year.
