The phrase "implementation mechanisms" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when talking about the process of putting plans, policies, or programs into action. For example, "The implementation mechanisms for this new initiative must be carefully considered before a strategy can be put in place."
My take on this is that policy, implementation mechanisms, finances and administrative capacities are as important as popular pressure.
That effort, focused exclusively on the West Bank and on reaching a deal on paper, absent implementation mechanisms, inclusivity and a regional component, has just been exposed in all its redundancy.
Of those that did reply, FIS says "a large proportion appear to have inadequate policies and implementation mechanisms".
These fact-finding and implementation mechanisms and procedures were the focus of the commission's attention during the 1970s and '80s.
The tide soon retreated with the dying days of the Wilson government – the collapse of the National Plan in 1967 and the weakening and then disappearance of the Department of Economic Affairs – and the vision thus imploded because the implementation mechanisms were lacking.
Proponents of formal syntactic description respond by citing implementation mechanisms.
There is no explicit target to cut the total regulatory burden on business, as Cameron requested, although arguably the commitment to "lowering administrative burdens and compliance costs" and "a burden reduction implementation mechanism" amounts to the same thing.
"These attempts and initiatives remain on the paper they were written on," he said, "and the reason is that they lacked three elements: an implementation mechanism is No. 1, clarity of time lines is No. 2, and lastly, monitors on the ground".
The implementation mechanism is as follows.
The implementation mechanism for both of these approaches is novel.
The following is the specific implementation mechanism proposed.
