The phrase "eliminate operation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to getting rid of a task or procedure. For example, "We were able to eliminate the operation of having to go through the manual paperwork, which saved us a lot of time."
The decision is an example of recent efforts by various organizations within the advertising industry to streamline, consolidate or eliminate operations.
The Bristol-Myers Squibb cutting is cutting about 1,000 jobs, including 350 in New Jersey, and may announce more reductions as part of a drive to cut costs and eliminate overlapping operations.
Mr. Gunn's predecessor, George Warrington, announced last July that Amtrak would offer early retirement incentives and seek ways to cut costs and eliminate "overlapping operations".
A strict new American law is putting pressure on foreign companies to reduce or eliminate their operations in Iran or risk penalties in the United States market.
The reorganization will eliminate all operations in the Asia-Pacific region and is expected to lead to a similarly sweeping retreat from Europe after a legally mandated process of consulting with unions is completed next month.
Under orders from Congress to wean itself from federal operating subsidies, the railway will spend four to six months seeking ways "to eliminate overlapping operations, tighten cost controls and improve revenue opportunities," Mr. Warrington said.
This work optimizes AES algorithm to eliminate algebraic operations from the datapath, which contributes to achieve ultra high speed and to reduce the latency.
They also indicated that copper toxicity on COD removal using activated sludge was partially eliminated by operation at high sludge ages (30 days) and 25-h HRTs.
Our results suggest that the thermal expansion coefficient mismatch induced strain should be taken into consideration in the study of electronic and transport properties of suspended graphene devices, in which the self-heating effect cannot be eliminated during operation.
Recall the four cases in the proof of Lemma 2. In the the first three cases we eliminate the delete operation without increasing the number of duplicate operations.
