"move an operation" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you can use this phrase if you are talking about a company that is relocating an operation from one location to another. For example, "The company decided to move its manufacturing operation to Mexico."
He said that if the bill passed, the labor board would be powerless to stop an employer from moving an operation to punish workers who staged a protest against unsafe conditions or sexual or racial discrimination.
It moved an operations center to Jersey City in 1994.
In addition, a significant time shift of peak-hour loads can move a major operation time for air conditioning system from the daytime peak hours to nighttime low demand hours.
The labor board ruled that an Iowa meatpacking company had violated federal law by refusing to bargain with the union over its decision to move a hog-kill operation from Dubuque, Iowa, to Rochelle, Ill.
Yet for all its difficulties in 2017, GE remains a case study of an enormous company moving a worldwide operation with over 300,000 employees into the digital future.
"I was in Penang, Malaysia in 1985 just when a lot of American tech companies were beginning to move a lot of operations out there," he recalls.
The plan, devised by the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Bank of England, would allow the regulators to fire executives, force shareholders to take losses and move a company's operations into full private ownership without taxpayer support.
This paper presents an approach for generating workspaces that encapsulate spaces occupied by mobile cranes moving during an operation.
The move followed an operation by officers from Gloucestershire County Council trading standards in conjunction with investigators from Fact and Gloucestershire Police.
Several plants integrate some or all of the operating steps of a cold-rolling shop into a continuous operation, moving an endless strip (welded together at the pickler or cold mill) through the processes without coiling and coil storage.
