"procurement operations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the processes and procedures involved in obtaining goods or services, typically for a business or organization. Example: The company's procurement operations were streamlined and efficient, allowing them to obtain necessary materials at a lower cost.
Two years ago, separate procurement operations in several cities were centralized here in Downers Grove.
Directs the financial, personnel, facilities, communications and funds procurement operations of the department.
"Outsourcing lets us focus on the high-level management of energy," said Ernest J. Williams, Corning's director of procurement operations.
Pennsylvania faced a likewise daunting deficit, of $2 billion, in 2003, when I began managing the state's procurement operations, responsible for $4 billion in annual spending.
By identifying contracts that could logically be combined, the city would increase its buying power, streamline procurement operations and drive significant savings.
That makes organ procurement operations difficult, if not impossible, because there is no way to predict precisely when someone will die.
A new European Defense Agency, a sort of pan-European procurement operation, is to open for business later this year.
Its expertise may help to win back market share and its global procurement operation will help to save cash.
Dbouk was receiving instructions from Hassan Hilu Laqis, a Hezbollah official based in Lebanon, who was in charge of Hezbollah's North American procurement operation.
It can improve both dependability and availability as well as significantly reduce the procurement, operation and maintenance costs of such systems.
Since 2010 several initiatives have been launched, including the introduction of a commissioning academy, creating the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) to beef up government's centralised procurement operation, and training 2,500 officials.
