'dispatching operations' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of assigning tasks or sending resources somewhere. For example, "The company's management team is ensuring smooth and efficient dispatching operations for the coming week."
Mr. Curry said the county police may also perform dispatching operations for the new department, because dispatching is among the services paid for in the headquarters tax.
Mr. Dermody began working for the agency in 1958 as a ticket clerk and spent many years as a supervisor of train dispatching operations.
Mr. Bloomberg plans to consolidate the city's eight dispatching operations physically and virtually, bringing all the services into two identical centers working on the same computer system.
The tracks that carry roughly 60percentt of New Jersey Transit trains, and almost three-quarters of its daily riders, are controlled by Amtrak, as are the signaling and dispatching operations in Pennsylvania Station in New York.
The center, in Forest Park, receives about 400 calls a day, most of them medical emergencies or from people worried about gas leaks or other hazards, said Henry Dingman, the department's deputy director for dispatching operations.
Further research will be conducted to establish a comprehensive analysis model for dispatching operation, which focuses on the whole crew instead of single operator.
Planning and dispatching operation of thermal units can be made in different seasons according to this model.
However, dispatching operation faces risks due to uncertainties, such as adverse weather, equipment state and human errors.
Furthermore, the influence of human factors on dispatching operation and power system cascading failure are analyzed through IEEE 24-bus test system.
The loss of load will increase to 657 MW and 1401 MW if emergency dispatching operation is successful at Stages 3 and 4 respectively.
In March 1998 he dispatched operations wiz Thomas Falk to figure out why the $2.5 billion European market was doing badly.
