"meticulously implementing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an action of careful or precise execution. For example, "The students in the robotics club stayed after school to meticulously implement their design."
Compliance with the intervention was meticulously implemented, monitored and recorded.
In the NIF Registry, each entry is manually curated according to a set of policies meticulously implemented and periodically reviewed (for a complete list, see http://confluence.crbs.ucsd.edu/display/NIF/Resources+and+Curation).edu/display/NIF/Resources+and+Curation
Upon thorough review of UNICEF WASH project documents and reference to testimony given by project partners and key stakeholders, the evaluators conclude that the UNICEF WASH Programme interventions, particularly 2009 onward, were meticulously planned and implemented to ensure that there was sufficient bridging between emergency, recovery, rehabilitation and long term relief.
Patients need to be carefully selected appropriately worked-up the technique has to be meticulously worked out and implemented in an appropriate setting, with an appropriate postoperative regimen.
▸ Page 3/Sensitivity analysis section: '…separately from those articles which may mention the …' ▸ Page 2/First column: 'Patients need to be carefully selected, appropriately worked-up, the technique has to be meticulously worked out and implemented in an appropriate setting, with an appropriate postoperative regimen'.
Hoping to avoid a repeat of Buna, Eichelberger meticulously planned the operation, and implemented a thorough training program that emphasized physical fitness, individual initiative, small unit tactics and amphibious warfare.
NASA has not customarily implemented Design-for-Demise meticulously.
The set by Loy Arcenas, with its artfully arranged piles of farm implements and hay bales surrounding a meticulously detailed kitchen, roots the play in an everyday reality that is not always a comfortable fit.
Everything was meticulously planned.
