"instruments to execute" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the tools or means used to complete a task. For example, "We need to acquire the necessary instruments to execute the plan."
The singer Deborah Joseph delivered songs in phonetic Spanish, and good dancing took care of the rest; Anthony Phillip came out from behind his percussion instruments to execute graceful, waist-winding salsa moves, one hand over his stomach and the other in the air.
In the second stage, players are provided with the necessary instruments to execute a specified process.
(Hooke (1705, 16 17) argued for and designed instruments to execute the same kind of strategy in the 17th century).
The revolutionary aspect of Müntzer's theology lay in the link he made between his concept of the inevitable conquest of the anti-Christian earthly government and the thesis that the common people themselves, as the instruments of God, would have to execute this change.
The biochemical performance was comparable to that obtained with benchtop instruments, but took less than 45 min to execute, half the time.
Therefore, to execute the tool, the users must first execute the AspectJ weaver to instrument the target code with the aspects provided by the tool's implementation.
Mr. Dravs said that despite the album's use of strings, dissonant guitars and Eastern percussion instruments, the key to executing the more ambitious songs was capturing more of the band's onstage feel.
44 The ISES is an 8-item survey instrument used to assess participants' confidence in their ability to execute Internet tasks, gather information and troubleshoot problems with the Internet.
My brother liked it, yes, but we always tried to execute it in an organic way, with real instruments and mixing it with other genres".
First, the organizational capacity of governments to gather knowledge and other resources to execute and effect changes determines the choice and calibration of policy instruments.
