The phrase "digging operations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to construction, mining, archaeology, or any activity involving excavation.
Example: "The digging operations at the archaeological site revealed several ancient artifacts."
Alternatives: "excavation activities" or "earthmoving operations".
Replace the sod you removed and saved at the beginning of your ditch digging operation, and rake the left over roots, rocks, etc. up.
After nightfall on October 6, troops moved out in stormy weather to dig the first parallel: the heavily overcast sky negated the waning full moon and shielded the massive digging operation from the eyes of British sentries.
The group, the People's Mujahedeen of Iran, showed satellite photographs of an extensive tunnel-digging operation near a military garrison northwest of Tehran.
The plan is to lay the cable on the sea floor and then send down a remotely operated submarine that would pump huge volumes of water at medium pressure, liquefying the sea floor so that the cable, weighing 70 pounds per foot, would sink four to six feet underneath, safely below the level that scallop- and clam-digging operations penetrate.
In just a few years, Qwest has transformed itself from an obscure construction operation digging ditches for fiber optic cables into a muscular newcomer with a market value of more than $40 billion.
By 1984, with hope gone for a true new subway line, transit officials decided to do what they could afford: perform a bypass operation, digging a 1,500 foot tunnel in Queens to connect the Queens Boulevard lines to the lonely three-mile tunnel so that a few more trains, at least, would have a way to get into Manhattan during the rush hours.
Michael K Williams will be digging into the operation of illicit economies in Black Market.
Michael K Williams goes digging into the operation of illicit economies in Black Market.
One of our shows is BLACK MARKET, which follows Michael K Williams digging into the operation of illicit economies around the world.
Excavating machine, any machine, usually self-powered, that is used in digging or earth-moving operations of some kind; the power shovel, bulldozer, and grader are examples.
