The phrase "expansion of operations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to an increase or broadening of activities, scope of business, or influence. For example, "The company has recently announced an expansion of operations into the European market."
Tells about changes he made & expansion of operations.
David Samson, an Oracle spokesman said the expansion of operations in India was "additive" and was not resulting in any jobs losses in the United States.
Expansion of operations will push the mine from a depth of 500 feet to 1,000 feet in the coming years.
In pursuing its financial interest, the company may also have turned the U.S. corporate tax code away from domestic manufacturing and toward expansion of operations abroad.
Officials said these include objections to proposed standards and requirements that would restrict access for American cellphones and telecommunications services and the expansion of operations of express delivery services like FedEx and DHL.
The rules that govern the way we report news have recently been put into a code of ethics and conduct, as we embark on a huge expansion of operations.
It's hard to reject the arguments for a full inquiry, rather than a mere expansion of Operation Herne, the current probe of the police conducted by the police themselves.
Under the background of China's large-scale rail transit construction and the expansion of operation ground, as a key factor, the safety and organization of mass and high-density pedestrian flow in rail transit has received wide attention.
Officials attributed much of the overtime increase to their expansion of Operation Condor, which began as an anti-drug program and was broadened several months ago into a program that is financing a crackdown on qualify-of-life offenses and addressing the rash of killings of livery cab drivers.
This has been the case with the arrangement of a peer visit to another research day care center and, at a later stage, with the expansion of operation into working practices between municipalities.
In addition, the need for crystalline silica (frac sand) for use in the hydraulic fracturing process has prompted expansion of mining operations in the upper Mississippi watershed (Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa).
