'cross operation' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to a process or operation that involves multiple steps or components from two different areas. For example, "The company is planning on a cross operation that will combine the marketing and finance departments."
When MI5, Britain's domestic intelligence service, realized that it had turned all of Germany's spies into double agents, it started the Double Cross operation.
"What if?" history is a tricky game, but there is no doubt that the senior planners of D-Day — including Eisenhower and the British general Bernard Montgomery — believed that the Double Cross operation had played a pivotal role in the victory.
Figure 4 Binary system coding cross operation.
Cross operation: The crossover between individuals {Z i (g)} of the g-th generation and its mutant intermediates {v i (g + 1)} can be given as: {u}_{ij}left(g+1right)=left{begin{array}{l}{v}_{ij}left(g+1right),kern0.3emathit{operatorname{randnd}}left 0,1right kern0.3em le rho kern0.2em {z}_{ij}(g)end{array}right.
The model was formulated for a detailed composite channel structure (feed and draw channels, membrane skin layer and porous support) being capable of describing co-current or counter current cross operation where the membrane skin faces the salt feed solution (SFF) or where the membrane skin faces the draw solution (SFD).
The British spy Anthony Blount called Garbo's coup "the greatest double cross operation of the war".
Here all agents operate according to the active runway crossing operation described in the previous section.
The operational conditions in the active runway crossing operation are characterized by two elements namely the runway configuration and visibility conditions.
In this section we explore ABMS to study emergent behavior in an active runway crossing operation.
In an active runway crossing operation, this could be how to react to a conflict situation.
At the highest hierarchical level, the relevant agents in the active runway crossing operation are identified.
