The phrase "execution of operations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the process of making a plan, goal, task, etc. become real and tangible. For example: "The execution of operations outlined in the project plan was successful."
Indeed, operational errors can result in inadvertent commanding or the execution of operations that exceed the qualification envelope of the hardware.
In a few days, if the United States pulls back from the operation, NATO is ready to come in with its support," which he described as "its contribution to the planning and execution of operations".
Instead, the availability of data triggers the execution of operations.
It is known that there are many factors occur at random during the execution of operations.
Current microprocessors contain SIMD execution units (also called multimedia or vector extensions) that allow the data-parallel execution of operations on several subwords packed in 64-bit or 128-bit registers.
For McChrystal, such glowing reports were an adjunct to "strategic communications" essential to "policy development, planning processes, and the execution of operations".
Finally, in May 1952, General Mark W. Clark, who had just replaced Ridgway as UNC commander, ordered the execution of Operation BREAKUP, which over the following months crushed the revolt with tanks, gas, and bullets.
The Dam Busters, British World War II film, released in 1955, that chronicles the preparations for and the execution of Operation Chastise (May 16 17, 1943), in which a British air squadron used bouncing bombs to destroy hydroelectric dams that were vital to Germany's production of war matériel.
It would soon be shown that the execution of Operation Stouthearted Men would deviate from planning and schedules, and that the realization of the time-frame had been highly optimistic and extremely unrealistic.
