"operational continuity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in a business context to refer to the process of ensuring that operations remain undisturbed and continue running smoothly. For example, "The company developed a comprehensive plan for operational continuity to ensure that any unexpected events would not disrupt its workflow."
Our print operations have adapted, to protect operational continuity, improving carbon efficiency and sending zero waste directly to landfill.
"Managers are recognizing that it is an important way to maintain operational continuity".
After a restructure, staff completed a cross-skills training programme designed to protect operational continuity.
In response to the brigadier's comments, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Defence said: "In order to provide operational continuity, a small number of specialist posts are designated as 'continuity posts' and are deployed for either nine- or 12-month tours.
These new operational values were implemented on the plant to validate the operational continuity.
The output performance of a manufacturing system depends on its operational continuity.
These concrete physical operations provide a continuity of operational meaning between two domains that are not connected by a common measurement standard.
Finally, the Continuous Service Improvement book offers guidance for achieving improvements in service quality, operational efficiency, and business continuity, as well as to ensure the alignment of the service portfolio and business needs (von Bon2011).
Instead, companies talk in terms of operational performance, asset management, business continuity, security of supply of commodities, energy and water, workforce health and well-being.
Mission planning involved integrating and inter-relating the efforts of space and ground systems in realizing the operational system which provides the continuity of satellite-based remote sensing data to the user community.
The government lost personnel experience and continuity, along with operational control, by moving to contractors".
