"execution on the ground" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to implementing or carrying out a plan or action in a physical or practical manner, rather than just discussing it in theory. Example: The company's strategy was successful in theory, but it was the execution on the ground that truly brought their goals to fruition.
It will have a sound, carefully thought-out core idea, with an organisational structure that enables good execution on the ground.
Under circumstances unique in judicial history, the relator asks this Court to stay his execution on the ground that it will violate the due process of law guaranteed to him by the Constitution of the United States.
The Iraq war, from its inception in Washington think tanks to its botched execution on the ground, has always been a war of ideas — some of them very bad ones.
On a call with TechCrunch, Lalude named the company's ability to "drive financial inclusion within a matter of seconds from mobiles devices," their "local execution on the ground" and model of "partnering with many large organizations with their own balance sheets" as reasons for the investment commitment.
Most believed the organisation had a role in humanitarian interventions, but that its on-the-ground execution was poor.
Most of those layoffs consisted of on-the-ground events execution staff.
Lawyers for four Oklahoma death row inmates are petitioning the Supreme Court to halt an upcoming execution on the grounds that one of the drugs to be used in the lethal injection led to three previous botched executions, thus constituting cruel and unusual punishment.
As the drama of the legal tussle unfolded on Tuesday night, the federal eighth circuit appeals court, sitting with a panel of three judges, ruled two to one to stay the execution on the grounds that Bucklew's medical problems meant there was "sufficient likelihood of unnecessary pain and suffering beyond the constitutionally permissible amount inherent in all executions".
As the drama of the legal tussle unfolded on Tuesday night, the federal eighth circuit appeals court, sitting with a panel of three judges, ruled two to one to stay the execution on the grounds that Bucklew's medical problems meant there was "sufficient likelihood of unnecessary suffering".
It asked the court to stay the execution on the grounds that Mr. Colburn was incompetent to be executed and had been denied his constitutional rights during proceedings in state court.
The US supreme court is also weighing Prieto's last-minute attempts to block the execution on the grounds that he is intellectually disabled.
