“make implementation of” is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of putting something into action. For example: “We need to make implementation of the new software as soon as possible.”.
That, say analysts, will make implementation of the draconian reforms international creditors are demanding in return for a third rescue programme of €86bn (£62bn) in bailout funds harder still.
However, limited land availability and constraints to reconfiguring the existing system make implementation of the rational design unlikely.
These controllers make use only of locally available information, and in order to make implementation of the control laws possible, the control signals are required to be communicated across the network.
Programmatic challenges make implementation of cocooning program complex.
To decrease these barriers and make implementation of the program more effective a combined implementation (CI) strategy was developed.
Any measure to make implementation of the intervention cost as little time as possible was therefore seen as helpful.
He raised the "extraordinary reluctance" by government to implement straightforward secondary legislation, such as making implementation of the new accounting Sorp (standard of recommended practice) mandatory for all charities.
Yet, organizational complexity makes implementation of such solutions hardly reachable.
A further advantage is the modularity, making implementation of refinements in the Wiener expansion algorithms and the underlying governing equations independent.
Increases in the complexity of Coarse Grained Reconfigurable Array (CGRA) architectures have made implementation of new architectures difficult and time consuming.
Rules such as these also assist in making implementation of the QFT "safe" for students to speak their mind and to pose a question in the terms that they may consider it.
