The phrase "idea and execution" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a commonly used phrase in literature and creative fields to refer to the overall concept and its implementation in a work of art or project. Example: The success of any business lies in the combination of a strong idea and effective execution.
Congratulations on a wonderful idea and execution.
"I think everyone's still scared of News International [now known as News UK] or the people involved, which I think is quite chilling", he says, adding that without the distance between idea and execution they wouldn't have known about Blair's alleged affair with Murdoch's ex-wife Wendi Deng (played here by Eleanor Matsuura).
The biggest obstacle for Russ was that his idea and execution had failed.
The idea and execution are simple, perhaps a bit too simple.
I mean, full marks for bold words, but there's still a vast uncrossed chasm between idea and execution, and the road to hell remains paved with good intentions.
So, as important as it was for them to create a free and autonomous relationship, and to put as few barriers as possible between idea and execution, the real cause of continuous innovation was personal insight and self-awareness.
For example, Super Mario 3D Land may share an interactive vocabulary with Super Mario Galaxy, but the ideas and execution in each are diverse.
These professors are planning to help their students appreciate what I call the "startup culture", an entrepreneurial environment that rewards ideas and execution in an always-changing technology and media ecosystem.
Part of the issue is that many of the developers finding their game ideas and execution stolen by rival companies are too small to foot the legal bills in pursuing the issue through the courts.
Its marketshare is likely closer than many believe — accurate data is at a premium — but it does appear to be trailing in the ideas and execution department.
Like with similar competitions, Microsoft and its partners will gather applications from eligible startups, judge them based on the potential of their ideas and execution, and then pitch them against each other in a Battlefield-like pitch-off early next year (though Madrona managing director S. "Soma" Somasegar describes it as more akin to "American Idol").
