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The phrase "operations expert" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to someone who has in-depth knowledge and experience in managing operations and processes within a company or organization. Example: "As the company's operations expert, John was responsible for streamlining processes and optimizing efficiency, resulting in a significant increase in profits."
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"What has crushed us over the last five or six weeks has been the weather," said an operations expert at one of the major airlines operating in the New York area.
Mr. Hurd, 49, is known as an operations expert who asks lot of questions.
But his greatest skill is as an operations expert rather than a product-design team leader — Mr. Jobs's particular talent.
Mr. Ruiz is praised as more of a technical and operations expert, the ego to Mr. Sanders's id.
Admiral Joe Lopez, a former commander of the sixth fleet, was hired to be KBR's governmental operations expert.
McChrystal, in contrast, is a special operations expert with a reputation for hunting down "high value" enemy targets.
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In-house operations experts play second fiddle to the financiers who structure and execute the takeovers.
And it is hard to identify in daily operations, experts said.
Secretive pangolin "farms" in China are basically fronts for trafficking operations, experts say.
The institute relies on the sale of whale meat to finance a large part of its operations, experts say.
But China is also trying to create facts on the ground by expanding its fishing industry's zone of operations, experts say.
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