"effort executed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a task, action, or plan that has been successfully carried out or completed with determination and exertion. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in a business report, academic paper, or personal statement. Example: The team's effort executed in launching the new product was evident in the impressive sales figures and positive customer feedback.
The improvement of the city, from the seventies until now, was a group effort, executed in large part by the people living on the less desirable sides of parks, and not just a matter of isolated bureaucratic innovation.
In April Apple announced that it would boost its share repurchase program from $10 billion to $60 billion, as part of a $100 billion effort, executed with cash, set to conclude by the end of calendar 2015.
And when you do, here's something to think about: As many of us saw during the Super Bowl, branding that's incrementally innovative won't move the meter, just as tried and true efforts executed without flair will fall flat.
Rather, we need well-funded, coordinated research efforts executed by skilled research teams working in partnership with clinicians and cancer survivors.
FedEx unveiled another online campaign in June, but it was a public relations rather than advertising effort, not executed by BBDO.
Robertson had to play several difficult positional shots in his 147 effort, but executed them superbly, including a clever shot to dislodge the final pink from the side cushion when potting the brown.
This effort was executed through various strategic communications, including a joint press conference urging owners who were missing their pets to visit the emergency shelter.
Aside from campaign manager Nicholas Hattan, organization efforts were executed solely by Tubbs' family and friends from the community, such as his field director and fellow Stockton native Lange Luntao.
Despite their best efforts, Giles executed Rupert by firing squad in 1971, had him torn to pieces by the family dog later that year and hanged him in 1980.
However, improving the infection control culture in veterinary medicine will likely be required before, or at least concurrent to, any such initiative, so that clinics will be willing to put in the required time and effort to execute a successful campaign.
In a final effort to execute Terry L. Nichols for 161 killings in the 1995 bombing in Oklahoma City, state prosecutors on Monday began laying out their case that he and Timothy J. McVeigh were "partners in terror".
