This sentence is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the administration of examinations. For example, you could say: "The school is responsible for implementing exams in order to assess student achievement."
However, Education Secretary Michael Russell told BBC Scotland's Good Morning Scotland programme he did not think there was a need for any school to delay implementing the exams.
The Jin implemented imperial exams on the Confucian Classics, first regionally and then for the entire empire.
Despite the fact that eleven-plus examinations highlight inequality and failures, and are recognized as ineffective educational tools by experts, Malta still implements such exams.
They were required to pass an exam before implementing the survey.
Our findings may be valuable to KAU in implementing the standardization and validation of exams in all clinical departments.
During the first few weeks of implementing the VF, the instructor administers exams on only one day of the week.
To reduce these influences, ideally all introductory science classes should implement a mixed exam format.
UTAs enjoyed their "teaching role," especially directing prelab discussions, designing and implementing interactive exercises, as well as writing and marking exams.
In 2006, Zahorchak said he supported requiring high-school students to pass exit exams before they could graduate, although he acknowledged implementing such a testing program would be a long and difficult effort.
In order to overcome these artifacts, acquisitions and post-processing techniques, such as higher x-ray tube voltage, gantry / head tilting, dual-energy or dedicated metal artifact reduction algorithms have been proposed and implemented in diagnostic CT exams [12, 14 17].
