The phrase "decision of implementing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a resolution made to put a plan of action into effect. For example, "The business owners made the decision of implementing a new marketing strategy to increase sales."
These results aim to help managers regarding their decision of implementing GSCM practices in the industrial sector of Pakistan.
The paper presents the decision support tool, and shows how the decision of implementing the remanufacturing process in an enterprise changes its performance with respect to environmental and economic aspects.
With our analysis we hope to contribute to the ongoing discussion on the decision of implementing routine rotavirus vaccination in the Netherlands taking into account estimation of the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) play an important role in this discussion.
The decision of implementing a specific alternative is influenced by the budget assigned to the screening program and also by the amount that society is willing to pay for each effectiveness unit.
In the Netherlands, the decision of implementing HPV vaccination in the context of the National Immunization Program NIPP) has been based on the prevention of cervical cancer followed by a vaccine tender offered by the two pharmaceutical companies.
Regardless, the findings from this study could be used for the basis of future regulatory decisions in terms of implementing a routine pesticide residue monitoring program within the PDP focusing on food items that are commonly consumed by children and on pesticides that are routinely detected in those foods.
"The decision must be accepted and the process of implementing the decision in the best possible way must now begin," he said.
"But I am clear – and the cabinet agreed this morning – that the decision must be accepted and the process of implementing the decision in the best possible way must now begin".
The purpose of this mixed-methods study was to evaluate the perceived value of implementing decision and communication aids in orthopedic practice.
Despite strong support for the format, content and quality of the decision aids, this analysis revealed that intention to use the decision aid was more strongly influenced by the logistical issues of implementing the decision aid in the physicians' practice.
"Once you get very large, the cost of implementing decisions starts to whittle away your advantage," says Mr Wightman.
