"high degree of implementation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the level or extent to which a plan or action has been put into practice or carried out successfully. Example: The new policy was met with a high degree of implementation by the company's employees, resulting in a significant improvement in efficiency.
However, in respect of the Council Directive (2013/59/Euratom), it appears that there is still a general need to increase the possibilities and benefits of a higher degree of implementation of dosimetry.
In the Brazilian Atlantic Forest, high degree of fragmentation makes the implementation or the conservation of the existing agroforestry systems keystone to connectivity conservation.
However, either approach cannot have high degree of flexibility for hardware implementation.
A high degree of ownership in the implementation process was also revealed, and this has previously been reported as an important factor in the utilization of guidelines and research [ 4, 30, 31].
The induced architecture presents a high degree of regularity, making its VLSI implementation very straightforward.
The processors allow a high degree of flexibility, whilst the FPGA implementation might be considerably faster.
With such a structure based on reprogrammable devices, this system admits a high degree of versatility and allows the implementation of parallel image processing algorithms.
The schematic in Figure 3 also specifies possible alternative materials and sub-processes indicating the high degree of freedom for alternative technical implementations of TASTE.
However, effectiveness depends on rapid implementation, a strict rescinding criterion, regional implementation and a high degree of public compliance for all interventions.
While providing a high degree of accuracy and modelling flexibility, standard implementations can be prohibitively slow for large datasets and complex transcriptome annotations.
