"operative person" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe someone who is actively involved in making something happen or getting something done. It can also refer to someone who is skilled and efficient in their work or actions. Example: "John is the operative person behind the success of our company. He always comes up with innovative ideas and takes charge of implementing them." In this sentence, "operative person" is used to highlight John's proactive and influential role in the company's success.
During the hearing today, Mr Maringa said Pistorius was a "co-operative" person.
A good enough test is to take a co-operative person, who understands that you are merely interested in her opinions about the propositions you put to her, as opposed to what would be a reasonable remark to make, and note which conditionals she assents to.
During Tuesday's meeting, Graham was asked about Jones and Victor Conte Jr., the founder of the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative, the person involved in the investigation said.
Felicity Huffman, of Desperate Housewives fame, won the best actress award for Transamerica, in which she plays a pre-operative transsexual person.
Linebacker Bill Romanowski, center Barret Robbins and defensive tackles Dana Stubblefield and Chris Cooper tested positive for THG when their samples were retested by the league after the players were subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury in an investigation of the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative, a person with knowledge of the test results said.
In addition to participants recruited for the RCT part of the study, members of the steering committee (five persons), the research group (nine persons), and the operative group (four persons) will be included in the population for the implementation study.
Operative period Permanent wearing of scrub suits by every person in the operating room (OR) (mask/surgical caps).
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 - Two aides to Karl Rove, the senior White House adviser, testified last Friday before a federal grand jury investigating whether government officials illegally disclosed the identity of an undercover C.I.A. operative, according to a person who has been officially briefed on the case.
There was just one minor problem: the man described by President Bush and others within his administration as a "top operative", the "number three person" in al-Qaida, and al-Qaida's "chief of operations" was never even a member of al-Qaida, much less an individual who was among its "inner circle".
The babushka, of course, remembered nothing and easily "identified" the person the operatives pointed out to her.
In this instance, an operative approach in older persons may not yield as much symptomatic benefit, because other abnormalities in joint structures may contribute to the knee pain and reduced function which prompted medical attention to be initially sought.
