"operational unit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to any small unit that carries out operations, typically within a larger organization. For example, "The operational unit within the company was tasked with improving customer service."
Focusing on curtailment minimization and EDAC delivery, an optimal power injection magnitude is defined and system status is communicated with the grid operator for the next operational unit (Δt = 5 min) for coordinated operation.
S =text{MSB}left(D_{i} - min_{x_{t} in mathcal{X}_{0 or 1}^{i}}left(D_{i}right)right) (28) Fig. 11 a Minimum Finder operational unit and b subtractor used in subtraction operation of minimum pair.
The first operational unit flying Boeing B17 Flying Fortresses was the 97th Bomber Group, initially based at Polebrook, near Peterborough.
However, each block could in itself be a very large area and a complex operational unit.
In 1999, the F.B.I. made counterterrorism a separate Headquarters division, elevating its importance within the bureau, and created a separate operational unit focused on bin Laden.
At my operational unit, the shift pattern is two early mornings, two late afternoons and two nights, followed by four days off.
The leading Swiss phone company, Swisscom A.G., said it would reorganize its business around operational units to focus more on mobile communications and less on fixed-line operations.
The organization had operational units in Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines and Australia.
The case has brought into sharp focus the whole business of accrediting war correspondents and embedding journalists with operational units.
"RDF operational units are periodically reinforcing the M23 on the battlefield against the Congolese army," it said.
military unitChart depicting the average size of army operational units and the ranks of their corresponding commanding officers.
