"has been introduced to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has recently been put in place to facilitate the completion of an action, such as a policy or measure. For example, "A new attendance program has been introduced to implement stricter punctuality standards."
Recently, several gene circuit design methods have been introduced to implement some circuits into or delete some circuits from an existing gene network to modify its structure so as to improve its robust stability and filtering ability [ 13, 14].
Disease management programmes (DMPs) consisting of physician training in guideline-adherent therapy, patient education, patient and physician reminders and continuous feedback have been introduced to implement the CCM in practice.
Several gene circuit design networks have been introduced to implement or delete some circuits from an existing gene network so as to modify its structure for improving its robust stability or filtering ability (Chen and Chen, 2008; Chen and Wu, 2008; Chen et al., 2008b).
The paper clinical pathway has been introduced as a tool to streamline documentation, implement standardised clinical management protocols and improve quality of care provided to patients.
In healthcare centres, the possibility for "walk-in" treatment should be implemented, as has been introduced in other countries [ 45, 46] because the current system of making medical appointments has failed with regard to some people.
With regard to pay transparency, a robust and thorough pay governance process has been introduced and implemented to fully justify and evaluate all out of cycle pay increases.
With regard to pay transparency, a robust and thorough pay governance process has been introduced and implemented to justify and evaluate all out-of-cycle pay increases.
This setting, which has been introduced quite recently and is easy to implement, is already successful in many engineering domains.
