"execution organization" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any organization which is responsible for the execution of a task or action. For example: "The execution organization for this project is responsible for carrying out the necessary steps for its successful completion."
Alison Reynolds is a member of faculty at the UK's Ashridge Business School where she works with executive groups in the field of leadership development, strategy execution and organization development.
Emphasizes experimental design, project execution, team organization, and communication skills.
But in an open letter published Saturday by the International Committee Against Execution, an organization run by Iranian exiles, he denied being the source of the photograph, which he said "has given the prison authorities an excuse to increase their harassment of our mother".
The boy grew up, and those traits became the chief executive's trademarks: organization, execution, unabashed optimism -- and, pointedly, recruiting through acquisition.
Two experts on culture and communications, Kai Hammerich and Richard Lewis, present their models (the Cultural Dynamic Model and the Lewis Model) as a framework for understanding how national culture effects strategy execution within organizations.
Explicit promises foster coordination and execution across an organization.
The most visible symbol of execution is the organization chart.
Thus, agents can dynamically relinquish their roles without jeopardizing the normal execution of the organization.
He brought task leadership discipline and an execution focus to an organization lacking that orientation and produced positive financial results.
But propagating the new process digitally accelerated and magnified its competitive impact by vastly increasing the consistency of its execution throughout the organization.
