'logistics operations' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the management of resources, tasks, and processes that involve the physical movement of materials and personnel. For example: The company made significant enhancements to their logistics operations to ensure timely delivery of the products.
One client that we are working with had issues around their logistics operations.
Makers of high-tech goods like semiconductors and cellphones could have their finely tuned logistics operations thrown out of whack.
IN GALICIA, not far from the Tower of Hercules which guards the rocky Atlantic coast, sits one of the world's most successful logistics operations.
Sunoco announced on Tuesday that it was exiting the refining business, in its latest move to refocus the oil company on retail and logistics operations.
The problems include not allocating enough money for logistics operations and failing to provide enough soldiers for training, the audit said.
The United States remains the major foreign military presence in the Gulf with strategic air bases, logistics operations and the headquarters of the 5th Fleet in Bahrain.
Up to that point, the companies had offered to sell some smaller record labels as well as EMI's European distribution and logistics operations.
Initiatives to cut CO2 emissions by its facilities and logistics operations are well underway, including a 23% increase in renewable electricity purchases in 2013.
In primary activities, inbound logistics, operations and outbound logistics enhance food supply chain operations.
Logistics operations would be at Sheerness and the A249 would be upgraded to provide a new M2 connection.
The factors integrating the strategical and operational targets are evaluated within a framework based on four levels: performance targets, planning activities, logistics operations, and performance attributes of logistics operations.
