"logistic solutions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of finding creative and efficient ways to achieve goals. For example, "We need to find some logistic solutions to reduce costs and increase efficiency."
A chance to create something original and indigenous and more in keeping with this country's proud record in providing civilised logistic solutions?
Technical and logistic solutions are developed to minimise the impact of these extreme events, which include novel early warning systems, decision support tools and engineering solutions to ensure rapid reinstatement of the network.
"I'm convinced that offering integrated and seamless e-commerce logistic solutions to our US and European customers will help them grow their businesses.
The extremely prosperous United Parcel Service (1998 net income: $1.7 billion) started a venture group two years ago to invest $25 million in small companies working on next-generation supply-chain management, voice recognition, logistic solutions and, of course, new packaging technologies.
Additionally, more remote distances also mean that it is crucial to design logistic solutions, which, on the one hand, can ensure safe access to the turbines despite strong wind and high waves and, on the other hand, bring the employees to and from the site more quickly, either from the coast or from the accommodation ships or platforms situated at sea.
The external validation of neural network models derived from the high (USA) and low (Italy) risk populations yielded comparable ROCs similar to the logistic solutions in Northern and Eastern Europe, but higher ROCs in two areas [0.633 (logistic) vs. 0.665 or 0.666 (neural network: p<0.05) in Southern Europe and 0.676 (logistic) vs. 0.725 or 0.737 (neural network: p<0.01) in Japan].
The Hosmer-Lemeshow test [ 49] assessed the practical utility of each logistic solution, and the results were compared to Nagelkerke R effect sizes.
By relaxing our assumption of exponential infection growth and using the well-known logistic solution to the basic epidemic model (equation 1 in Bicout's letter), Bicout shows that more time is required to detect a bioterror attack than when exponential infection growth is assumed.
Logistic Collaboration Solutions (LCS) from Oakscape of Tampa, Fla., also offers logistics solutions in a Web-based wireless format.
Moreover, compared with the traditional logistic equation, the solution of the free boundary problem (2) is typical of the spreading-vanishing dichotomy.
The connection of the solution of the discrete equivalent logistic equation with the solution of the logistic differential equation is discussed.
