The phrase "implementation of the entire" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a process of putting something into effect in its entirety, or carrying out all of the elements of a plan or solution. For example, "We are now beginning the implementation of the entire project plan."
"Otherwise, the implementation of the entire package of the U.S.-Russian accords reached in Geneva on Sept. 9 may be jeopardized".
Furthermore, chapter highlights LabVIEW implementation of the entire MP3 decoding system and the steps taken for the real-time implementation of the system.
We directly compare estimates of the policy's effectiveness on the state's welfare population using (a) a point-in-time sample randomly assigned to experimental and control group conditions; (b) an initial cohort sample similarly assigned; and (c) a before and after policy implementation of the entire welfare caseload.
Further analysis and evaluation of a prototypical implementation of the entire protocol, including all three phases, is planned.
The simulation comprises a complete implementation of the entire set of protocol messages discussed in section 3.6.
A step-by-step description of the implementation of the entire modeling process for appraisal of unconventional mature field in western Canadian sedimentary basin is explained in the subsequent section of the paper.
Still, six schools were capable of maintaining a high level of implementation during the entire implementation period.
For further clarity and ease of implementation, the entire process is now presented in an easy-to-understand flowchart (Fig. 1) Open image in new window Fig. 1 Flow Charts of SGO.
No significant differences between both approaches could be identified, except the fact that our solution does not require the implementation of an entire sub-layer between the applied networking and transport layers.
The rate of pre-course implementation in the entire sample was 0.04 (12 course years/272 person years), while the rate of post-course implementation was 0.41 (58 course years/142 person years), which was statistically significant (p < 0.001, relative risk 9.26; 95% CI 5.14-16.66).
The alternative approach on the other hand requires the implementation of an entire geographic networking stack and of an additional sub-layer to be put between the stack and the transport layer.
