The phrase "have it executed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about carrying out or completing a task or action. For example, "We need to have the plan executed as soon as possible."
I would argue that if you can't determine a compelling advertising strategy and have it executed with consistency, you probably should not be running a company.
In the Amsterdam market, the device of the "middle price" is used: an investor who gives a limit order before the opening will have it executed at the day's median level, or at a price that is better than the limit, whichever is found to be more advantageous to the client.
"You can press the button to buy Vodafone, say, and have it executed in a second but in that period 75% of the liquidity has disappeared and the price has moved".It is certainly true that HFTs are constantly sending and cancelling orders.
For example, the opportunity to upload a Java archive and have it executed on remote resources.
Its creators planned to have it execute a controlled descent at some point, using its thrusters to put it on a path to break up over the ocean.
"They probably engineered the plot and had it executed," Mr. Moldea said.
This outcome, had it been executed well, would have been satisfactory to me.
While Yahoo still suffers from declining revenue from both search and advertising, Mayer's time atop the company has seen it execute well on a mobile-first strategy.
Cox said that everything the defense has done so far has been "vanilla," meaning it has executed only the basics.
Considering that, in the intervening five years, around 220 men will have been executed, it puts it into perspective: executing women is unusual.
Echols spent 18 years on death row and likely would have been executed had it not been for a series of HBO documentaries ("Paradise Lost") that revived interest in the case.
