The phrase "is in the implementation phase" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a project or process that is currently being executed or put into action.
Example: "The new software system is in the implementation phase, and we expect it to be fully operational by next month."
Alternatives: "is currently being implemented" or "is in the process of implementation."
The number of recommended childhood vaccines has increased and several other new vaccines are in the implementation phase or are being considered for public programs.
MC programs in Sub-Saharan Africa have been in the implementation phase since 2007 and much of the focus of these programs has been on supply-side strategies with the expansion of MC capacity.
On Uniqlo not joining the global safety pact yet, Kalpona Akter, executive director of the Bangladesh Center for Worker Solidarity, says, "The plan, which is now in the implementation phase, is still open.
Programmes to improve chronic care management have only recently been introduced in the DHS and are still in the implementation phase and were not widespread when the data from this study was obtained.
Optimization is essential in the implementation phase of financial innovations, which, for financial instruments, is usually called "financial engineering".
Among the 6 practices currently in the project, engagement is high among 2, moderate among 2, and low among 2. We are still in the implementation phase and are taking steps to increase engagement and to be responsive to the unique challenges faced by each individual practice.
The project is currently in the implementation phase.
In fact, the other requirements are implementation-level requirements that will be considered in the implementation phase of the subsystems.
If one of the stakeholders in any part of the process faces costs that exceed the benefits, the process may be stopped in the implementation phase where involvement of the particular stakeholder is crucial.
Given that telephone reminders and visits were used in the implementation phase of Alerta and these seemed to be useful in creating a surveillance culture among health care providers [ 11], we hypothesized that these interventions might be effective in improving timeliness and data quality among reporting units in the consolidation phase.
