"pilot operation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a trial of a process or system that is done in order to work out any issues before it is used more widely. For example, "The company is running a pilot operation of the new safety system before rolling it out to all employees."
This pilot operation is aimed at testing both reader and advertiser reaction.
But the researchers plan to set up a small pilot operation next year using waste from a local bulk roaster.
What Ron Slavenas would like to see on the stone is something like "Brian Slavenas, 1972-2003, First Lieutenant, Illinois National Guard, Chinook Pilot, Operation Iraqi Freedom".
Mr. Yamali plans to use the Merrick Pastrami as a pilot operation and franchise 14 more restaurants in the next two years.
They decided the effort, called Trending Topics and until then a pilot operation by a dozen or so staff members, should be doubled to more than 30 people.
But it has begun tentatively, with a pilot operation in one of the calmest parts of Afghanistan, a region controlled by Gen. Muhammad Daoud, who is close to the minister of defense.
Four potential models of single pilot operations were compared to existing two pilot operations.
Where it was found useful, these reaction zone profiles are compared to industrial and pilot operations.
A handful of pilot operations have been tested, although the technology is hardly known outside a small group of experts.
To better understand the socio-technical system we model alternative single pilot operations using Cognitive Work Analysis (CWA) and analyse those models using Social Network Analysis SNAA).
The overall monitored results from the pilot operations confirmed that the construction and operation of underground LNG storage in lined rock caverns is technically feasible for a rock engineering point of view.
