The phrase "implement measures for" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used when discussing plans or actions that will be taken to address a particular issue or achieve a specific goal. Example: As part of our sustainability plan, we will implement measures for reducing our carbon footprint, such as switching to renewable energy sources and promoting employee carpooling.
The coalition, it added, must urgently "implement measures for the rapid processing of oil tankers to allow the safe, secure, and speedy distribution of fuel supplies to the civilian population".
This study was designed to assess the magnitude of and factors responsible for an outbreak in a South Indian village and to implement measures for containing and preventing the recurrence of such outbreaks.
The EU Rural Development Regulation (1257/99) provides an opportunity to implement measures for alleviating ecological impacts of arable management through a combination of cross-compliance and agri-environment schemes.
This information could thereby aid health care providers and professionals in their quest to design and implement measures for improving the HRQoL of HAE-C1-INH patients.
It is important to recognize these bacteria as epidemiologically significant, to know the prevalence in specific region, to be able to identify infected and colonized patients, and to implement measures for stopping the transmission of CRE [ 22].
Comparing particle concentrations at the emission source with background particle concentrations has been frequently used to identify emission sources of nanomaterials qualitatively and implement measures for exposure mitigation [ 1– 4].
Hansson's administration implemented measures for public-works construction, support for agriculture, and financial expansion, and later for unemployment insurance (1934).
Ms. Sigurdardottir "is definitely planning on implementing measures for the group that's facing the most financial difficulties," Mr. Kristinsson said.
Moreover, our institution implemented measures for the elimination of excreta of MDRO carriers, in particular the widespread use of bedpan liners (CareBag, Cleanis, Paris, France) and a specific washbasin for the scrubbing of the bedpans.
In October 2014, the European Commission published revised implementing measures for the FQD that mirrored the position of the U.S., Canada, and the oil industry.
