"determine and implement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to making a decision and then carrying it out. For example, "We need to determine and implement the best approach to tackling this problem."
The Network is working with Peoria on a Strong Cities initiative, which partners with communities trying to rebound from major economic challenges by helping them to determine and implement solutions to guide them toward economic recovery and growth.
If the votes are confirmed, without targets on juvenile fish and the size of fish which can be caught, it will be up to regional groups of member states to determine and implement regional recommendations in order to achieve the reductions.
The employer shall determine and implement an appropriate written schedule for cleaning and method of decontamination based upon the location within the facility, type of surface to be cleaned, type of soil present, and tasks or procedures being performed in the area.
Graduates of our professional program can identify human and environmental problems, can independently and collaboratively search for and create resources to develop solutions, and through a process of clinical reasoning based on evidence based practice determine and implement optimal intervention strategies.
The need to determine and implement the timetables that are most beneficial, whether they are full- or part-time, is equally important (Karling, 2008).
All this means that China has spread its network of influence throughout Africa widely enough to cause noticeable concern in the United States among those who determine and implement our foreign policies.
Still, determining and implementing the right combination of therapeutic approaches for each patient will be a huge but unavoidable challenge.
Based on the experimental data, several material parameters were determined and implemented in viscoelastic and elastic plastic contact models.
As Dean, she manages new faculty recruitment and faculty relations; directs and leads strategic planning; coordinates fundraising and alumni relations; and determines and implements educational, research, and administrative goals for the most recent new School of Harvard.
