The phrase "economic operations" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the actions or processes involved in managing and running the economy of a country or organization. Example: The government is implementing various economic operations to stimulate economic growth and create more jobs.
The Stamp Act struck at vital points of colonial economic operations, affecting transactions in trade.
One branch of accounting deals with the economic operations of entire countries.
"If China narrows the door to North Korea, then its economic operations or financial flows could be affected," he said.
Leontief is also distinguished for having developed linear programming, a mathematical technique for solving complex problems of economic operations.
He conceived that the postwar world was too complex in its political and economic operations for any one playwright to comprehend it totally.
It was fortunate then that before 561 East Roman agents had smuggled silkworms from China into Constantinople, establishing a silk industry that would liberate the empire from dependence on Persia and become one of medieval Byzantium's most-important economic operations.
The economic operation scheduling of distribution network operator in the presence of autonomous microgrids is formulated as a game problem.
The results show that the charging schedule found makes the economic operation of the EDS possible, while satisfying operational and priority constraints.
It is clear that landholding has become tied to cultivation; fragmentation and diseconomies of scale have been avoided, and cultivation has become a rational economic operation.
In this administration, Mr. Bartlett said, "the nonfunctioning economic operation is causing the political implications of decisions to have an undue amount of influence".
Efficient recovery of nearly all the ammonia is essential to the economic operation of the process, the loss of ammonia in a well-run operation being no more than 0.1 percent of the weight of the product.
