"operational readiness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a state of preparedness for a task, operation, or other activity. For example, "The team worked hard to achieve a high level of operational readiness before the deadline."
This will exacerbate other risks and could reduce operational readiness".
--IDF units, equipmaintenanceenance levels, training, morale, and operational readiness.
At the most basic level, military exercises maintain operational readiness and ensure effective integration between participating forces.
Updated assessments of Iraqi readiness have since been classified because "military operational readiness for a sovereign nation is considered sensitive".
"The highest priority is to support the effort to maintain our operational readiness," said Lt. Gen. Agus Widjojo, the most senior officer in the Indonesian Parliament.
Federal officials will assess states' "operational readiness" as of Jan . 1 , 2013and will run the exchange in any state that is unable or unwilling to do so.
A U.S. Army Reserve training unit, the brigade provides operational training readiness for units in the First Army.
Primary Mission: SOC-JC trains conventional and SOF commanders and their staffs, supports USSOCOM international engagement training requirements, and supports implementation of capability solutions in order to improve strategic and operational Warfighting readiness and joint interoperability.
In September 1964, with the confrontation with Indonesia reaching a peak, the detachment of four Victors was prepared for rapid dispersal, with two aircraft loaded with live conventional bombs and held on one-hour readiness, ready to fly operational sorties.
There is no evidence that the inclusion of homosexuals in the IDF has harmed operational effectiveness, combat readiness, unit cohesion, or morale in the Israeli military.
Foreign militaries that have let transgender personnel openly serve have experienced "little or no impact on unit cohesion, operational effectiveness, or readiness," a study by the Rand Corp. found last year.
