The phrase "orchestrate operations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of organizing and managing different elements of a project or activity in order to carry out an efficient and successful outcome. For example, "The project manager had to carefully orchestrate operations, ensuring that everyone was working in tandem and on deadline."
He was actively involved in recruiting [Isis] sympathizers in the West to carry out attacks, and he was specifically focused on orchestrating operations targeting U.S. service members as well as government officials".
They didn't need extravagantly orchestrated operations or millions of dollars.
She pointed to U.S.-orchestrated operations against the Yemeni group Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, thought to have spurred several attempted attacks on U.S. targets, including the failed 2010 plot to bomb New York's Times Square.
In a carefully orchestrated operation, the American soldiers were evacuated by helicopter, along with their Afghan partners.
For workflows such as this, which may be laborious and time consuming to perform manually, software that could orchestrate the operations and transfer results between computers in a seamless and automated fashion would offer major efficiency gains.
In an upcoming update, the speakers will be able to wirelessly work together to orchestrate the operations and keep your tracks in sync, all without a speaker/bridge unit hardwired into the router.
Carefully orchestrated sting operations usually hold up in court.
Al-Zawahiri's Jihad movement certainly has more practical experience in orchestrating sophisticated operations.
Apparently, however, they've since talked in greater length with the San Mateo County Sheriff's office, which had helped orchestrate the operation.
This article is a first-hand account on how General David Petraeus skillfully orchestrated stability operations during the surge of 2007 in Iraq.
