The phrase "commissioning engineer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when you need to refer to someone who specializes in the testing, commissioning, and installation of complex systems and equipment. For example, "The commissioning engineer ensured that the new production system was operational and running smoothly."
As the commissioning engineer for nuclear control systems, he oversaw the start-up of the country?s second and third nuclear power plants, based on a new Swedish design.
In such circumstances, the commissioning engineer must establish the load that prevailed at the time and make an estimate of the system performance, on the basis of time run, or otherwise interpret the figures obtained.
In an attempt to increase production through the use of water power, Thomas Cotchett commissioned engineer George Sorocold to build a mill near the centre of Derby on an island in the River Derwent.
For these etchings, Theodore commissioned engineers at Boulder Engineering Studio to build a robotic arm that could create millions of tiny straight lines from computer code.
The commissioning engineers are assigned some of the stages of the close-out phase to follow through to completion and complete the commissioning of the project.
A dispute with the family embittered a commission engineer, however, who retaliated by naming the park Crotona.
In 1985, the Smithsonian Institution commissioned aeronautical engineer Paul MacCready to build a half-scale working model of Quetzalcoatlus northropi.
In 1911, Prime Minister Paul Eyschen commissioned an engineer to evaluate Germany's western railroad network, particularly the likelihood that Germany would occupy Luxembourg to suit its logistical needs for a campaign in France.
John Dallaway, who had been appointed as a commissioner under the 1730 Act, commissioned the engineer Thomas Yeoman to make a new survey in 1754, and his new plan was published the following year.
The Spanish crown belatedly responded to Gibraltar's vulnerability by building the Charles V Wall to control the southern flank of the Rock and commissioning the Italian engineer Giovanni Battista Calvi to strengthen other parts of the fortifications.
