Sentence examples for put on process from inspiring English sources
The phrase "put on process" is not correct or usable in written English
The phrase "put into process" would be more appropriate in this context. For example: "We have put the new scheme into process and hope to see results soon."
A working paper from the World Bank evaluated SWAps in half a dozen developing countries concluded that "strong emphasis" is put on "process tasks … distract[ing] attention from health sector performance".
In RAL, EAL and STAL the main focus is put on process safety.
There has been quite a lot of effort put on processes.
As a result she has been cast adrift and the brakes have been put on the process that delivered her.
Special emphasis was put on sonochemical process modeling.
Davies said the Pirates would look to replace Biljon at the Mennaye Field, although no timescale had been put on the process as yet.
Special emphasis must be put on the process of goal-formulation by spending more time with patients in order to identify barriers to goal attainment.
A focal point is put on the processes turning, milling, and drilling.
Then the GEC conception is presented shortly with main accent put on ionization processes which play key role in the complex chain of physical and chemical interactions changing the electric properties of the planetary boundary layer of atmosphere.
After an introduction of the political environment in which conceded informality can be found, an emphasis will be put on restructuring processes of the two megacities of the Pearl River Delta – Guangzhou and Shenzhen – and the scopes of conceded informality will be illustrated by case study examples.
In addition to studies related to mating types, enzyme production, and genome manipulation, much emphasis has been put on the fruiting process, particularly on the later stages including synchronous karyogamy and meiosis.
