"extraordinary maintenance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
In general, it can be used to describe any task which requires exceptional attention to detail and effort in order to be properly completed. For example, "The bridge underwent extraordinary maintenance to ensure its safety and structural integrity".
"While no extraordinary maintenance was triggered by the sensor analysis, it was nonetheless useful for planning engineering inspections," says Frank Stajano of the University of Cambridge.
In vessel inspection (viewing and ranging) systems, able to withstand the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor ITERR) very severe operating conditions, are fundamental to check plasma facing components in order to properly program ordinary and extraordinary maintenance activities.
A government statement said that it held Autostrade responsible for the "grave disaster" because it had the "obligation to look after the ordinary and extraordinary maintenance of the highway". The government said Autostrade had 15 days to present its defense.
The device's annulars, which are large valves used to control wellbore fluids, also encountered "extraordinary difficulties" surrounding their maintenance, the report said.
The business and its needs are extraordinary in that the maintenance of all of the conditions prearranged to secure the pack are a necessity to insure the successful operation of the plant.
Luck with injuries will also play a part as will the maintenance of an extraordinary spirit among an increasingly French-speaking squad.
6. the extraordinary maintenance intervention of the riverbed and shores of Seveso after flood waves. .
The extraordinary achievement so far has been the maintenance and even improvement of clinical standards in the face of these pressures.
This is a measure of earning power in the real estate industry defined as earnings with depreciation charges added back but maintenance-level capital expenditures and extraordinary gains backed out.
The maintenance costs include fees to China and other extraordinary expenses, including food, which can run tens of thousands of dollars a year.
He said that health maintenance organizations and other types of managed care had had "extraordinary success" in taming medical inflation.
