The phrase "in charge of operating" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when describing someone who has responsibility for managing or controlling something. Example: The project manager was in charge of operating the construction site and ensuring that all tasks were completed on time and within budget.
A new nonprofit entity, called the Marine Well Containment Company, will be created and be in charge of operating and maintaining this emergency capability.
Insiders like Terry Myerson, in charge of operating systems, could be in the running, as could exiled former rivals to Mr. Ballmer like Paul Maritz and dark-horse outsiders like Sheryl Sandberg of Facebook.
After the meeting ended, I sat down with some of its participants, including Crear and Jabbar Ali Al Liaibi, the head of the state-owned Southern Oil Company, which was still officially in charge of operating the oil fields in the south of Iraq.
So it was telling when one of Nadella's chief lieutenants, executive VP in charge of operating systems Terry Myerson, told ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley that he was OK with a services model.
Configuration and control, enabling the configuration of the transceiver and the management of data transmission and reception.Typically, modulation and coding schemes are configurable and need to be controlled by the entity in charge of operating the baseband transceiver.
Kim was living in Southern California, in charge of operating franchises for Bibigo, an international food company based out of Korea, when the friends reconnected.
In connection with charge of operating an unsafe building, Bruce spent eight days in jail in 1995 on a contempt of court citation.
"The halo effect enabled them to go after PC users and sell them Apple products," said Will Poole, the Microsoft executive in charge of desktop operating system products.
Edward Mamet, a retired captain who was in charge of detectives operating out of the 78th Precinct, said protocol for someone in police custody, especially a murder suspect, dictated that the suspect be handcuffed and ideally accompanied by two officers if being moved from a holding cell.
Dennis Thomas Murphy Jr. was arrested and arraigned in a federal court in New York City on a charge of operating a commercial vehicle while under the influence, said Nellin McIntosh, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York.
Federal authorities, having warned him several times to shut down, finally arrested him in 1971 on the felony charge of operating without a Federal Communications Commission license.
