The phrase "operational execution" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the process of implementing a plan and/or strategy. For example, "The operational execution of the project was successful even with the tight timeline."
We have talked to hundreds of executives in our effort to understand how traditional modes of innovation and operational execution are changing.
Operational execution requires people.
Recently investor focus has returned to good old-fashioned operational execution by management.
"Our focus," he said, "is on improving our operational execution and expense management to more fully benefit from our improving sales mix".
When these nitty-gritty, ongoing operational issues are handled by low-paid employees at understaffed stores, the consequences for operational execution can be severe.
If, however, the key to success lies in greater attention to operational execution, data analysis, and customer service, Amazon may find a significant opportunity.
"Over all, we had strong operational performance and program execution across all business areas this quarter," Marillyn A. Hewson, the chief executive, said in a news release.
The algorithm is capable of finding fault root causes in process systems using nominal and observed possible faulty operational procedure execution traces.
Brazil's substantial reduction in annual forest loss after 2004 was accompanied by a higher operational budget execution of disincentive-based policy instruments, and an absolute increase in both allocated and executed institutional budgets.
Investing indirectly in mining companies dilutes the "purity" of the asset class and exposes investors to operational and execution risks, among other issues.
Our vision for manufacturing includes global planning and operations, improved execution, real-time insight and operational visibility and tools that connect you to your customers, suppliers, and employees.
