'operational separation' is an appropriate phrase in written English, and it can be used to refer to the process of a company or organization splitting into two parts.
For example, "The company decided to undergo operational separation, with one division handling manufacturing and the other devoted to marketing."
It is also arguable whether Australia's telecoms regime is "five years behind" except in regard to operational separation (five years ago BT commenced the process of separating its network divisions from those of retail, yet Telstra has vigorously fought against even mild accounting separation).
An annex at the end of the Asset Portfolio report says: "The government now expects the BBC to look more widely at the options for greater financial and operational separation, including a sale or partial sale.
The government has included BBC Worldwide in the portfolio of assets it is considering selling and is urging the corporation to "look more widely at the options for greater financial and operational separation, including a sale or partial sale".
Last year, the Labour government included BBC Worldwide in the portfolio of assets it was considering selling and urged the corporation to "look more widely at the options for greater financial and operational separation, including a sale or partial sale".
"Barclays Africa is an important partner, and we are working closely with local management, including planning for the operational separation of the two businesses in a way that will preserve value for shareholders in both the Barclays and Barclays Africa groups".
It has faced calls from MPs that its activity should be subject to greater scrutiny from the BBC Trust, and the Digital Britain report said there should be "greater financial and operational separation between BBC Worldwide and the BBC", and mooted the possible sale of a part of BBC Worldwide.
This negligence can eventuate in problems such as rising of the water level in separator, difficulties in operational three-phase separation, increasing volumetric water fraction in natural condensate and gas outlets and finally reducing efficiency of separators.
Due to their highly porous and surface anisotropic nature, the Janus nanofiber membranes had an ultrahigh operational flux and separation efficiency, and the incorporation of CNTs could promote the water flux via the facilitated water detachment on the permeate side, promising for water remediation in practice.
According to the very beginning of the letter, it seems like the investment firm is open to all options ("operational turnaround plan, separation, or sale of assets").
Enzyme immobilization can often be used to improve product separation, operational stability and reusability.
That's critical for this approach to work: Structural separation and operational autonomy deliver results only when an acquisition understands the parent's values.
