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The phrase "initiatives work" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or functionality of various initiatives in a specific context. Example: "The recent initiatives work well in improving community engagement and participation."
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What integration initiatives work best?
The issue is how stakeholders can work together to make these initiatives work better.
For that number to rise significantly, Mr. Fleming must make some of recent initiatives work, analysts say.
In the interest of pragmatism, Drèze and Sen might have devoted more thought to how to make India's existing social-welfare initiatives work better.
Above all, we need to challenge the idea that just because community initiatives work at the local level they must always be built from the bottom up.
Whether or not these initiatives work may determine whether eBay can build on a healthy holiday season and combat competitive threats like Google's recent inroads into e-commerce.
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This involved project managing complex change management initiatives, working with decision makers on processes, people and systems.
Plus, in the spirit of Atlanta's progressive public transportation initiatives, works can be viewed through Elevate-hosted walking, transit and bike tours.
They poured money into new initiatives, worked to recruit minority police officers, and formed panels and groups to address racial problems.
"Alex is going to lead strategic initiatives working more closely with our customers on product direction and transformation," he said.
Singapore depends on the political will and private initiatives working in partnership with parents to bring the early childhood field to the next level of development.
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