The phrase "implemented it so" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are explaining how something was executed or carried out, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "We implemented it so that the system would run more efficiently."
Alternatives: "executed it in such a way" or "carried it out so that".
"I'm honestly not sure how he was able to implement it so quickly".
RM: A key plank of the Tory manifesto, the chancellor is signalling this is a priority by implementing it so early in the parliament – seven years after he first promised it while in opposition.
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(IDI study participants) "We even have to be careful on how we are going to implement it so that people don't abuse it.
Respondents stated that: "We even have to be careful on how we are going to implement it so that people don't abuse it.
For example, the Government of Bangladesh has already invested in the order of US$300 million in implementing it, so they're not waiting for the rest of the world to come to their rescue.
The perception that implementation of BFHI was mandatory was seen positive by some participants as it ensured there would be management support for staff who were trying to implement it: So we wrote the policy to be a mandatory directive so that those people at the ground level had the top-down support.
Andy Wootton discovered a draft blogpost from 2011, just after the launch of Google+ (which we learnt is to continue): I've spent so much time reverse-engineering business requirements from poorly implemented IT systems so they can be re-written properly, that I think it's become an illness.
Almost every developed nation around the world has implemented it - so why is it suddenly unrealistic for us?
In order to reconcile these conflicts, further research or attention might be given to ensuring that when routine, nontargeted HIV screening is implemented, it is done so in a fashion that ensures that patients are not tested without their knowledge or permission.
Amps never implemented it because it was so specialized, but Forsythe found him on a Hacker News posting and thought the system could be of use to iCracked.
