"operation command" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific instruction or directive given as part of a larger operation or task. Example: "The general's operation command was to secure the perimeter and neutralize any potential threats." In this sentence, "operation command" is used to describe the specific orders given by the general as part of a military operation.
Iraqi state television reported that newly arrived Pentagon advisers met Baghdad's operations commander and agreed to set up a joint operation command.
"The forces entered Tikrit general hospital," an official at Iraq's main military operation command centre said.
Most army and police units have retreated to the area around the operation command to protect it, he said, but some elite counter-terrorism forces are "fighting for their lives" in the Malaab district of central Ramadi.
The spokesman for the Baghdad Operation Command, which oversees security in Baghdad, said in a news conference Friday that terrorists from Anbar Province, a predominantly Sunni area, and Baghdad had been trying to harm Mr. Maliki, who is a Shiite.
Taiwan is seeking to buy 12 surplus P-3C maritime patrol aircraft with T-56 turboprop engines, data terminals and a mobile operation command center in a deal that could be worth $1.96 billion, the Pentagon's Defense Security Cooperation Agency said in a notice to Congress.
A few dozen police officers, some in military-style dress, remained at the makeshift police operation command centre late in a strip mall car park on Monday night, amid a sea almost 100 law-enforcement vehicles including two armoured Swat trucks.
The Financial Times wrote that "the steady competence of the Obama operation commands respect".
Special operation commands: The McRAIT controller can invoke special operation commands such as batch commands.
Table 4 Definition of operation commands Operation commands Tongue motions Forward Down Back Forward Right rotation Right Left rotation Left Brake Neutral None Saliva swallowing, up.
For example, the McRAIT controller can have authentication, data encryption, and special operation commands such as batch deletion.
The wheelchair model was controlled virtually by operation commands generated from a confusion matrix presented in Table 2.
