The phrase "executing a pilot" is correct and it can be used in written English.
For example, "The company is currently executing a pilot program to test the effectiveness of their new product."
But Xconomy, an online business magazine, reported on 14 March 2008 that the company has signed a $92 million agreement to build an algae-based plant in Europe, contingent on successfully executing a small-scale pilot project.
The intent was to identify the best pretreatment operating conditions using low acid concentrations, less than 0.5% (w/w) sulfuric acid concentration at reaction conditions, prior to executing a series of integrated pilot-scale campaigns for the production of ethanol.
As it was, however, all the pilots made flights, executing a number of aerial manoeuvres above the Bay of Concha.
That helps the pilot maintain control in a stall, especially when executing a roll.
After executing a series of aerial combat maneuvers over the ocean, the pilots turn their F/A-18 Hornets and Super Hornets back to the naval station in formation.
"We're finally executing a fix".
MVP countered, by executing a low blow.
He helped execute a successful regional pilot in 2010 that allowed some riders to tap a single smart card to ride parts of the subway, bus, PATH train and New Jersey Transit systems.
He said that such "go-arounds" or "missed approaches" -- when a pilot cannot execute a planned landing -- happened several times a day at busy airports like Newark.
Or sitting in a Hercules transport plane as the interior lights turned off, replaced by a lone red hazard light as the pilot executed a steep descent to the runway to avoid enemy fire; tank turrets flickering with flames after rocket-propelled grenade warheads exploded; a market stall dangling off the end of a barrel as a tank motored through the empty streets of Amara.
