The phrase "returning operation" is correct and usable in written English
This phrase can be used in contexts such as business, marketing, or finance, and generally refers to the process of taking a series of steps to bring something back to its original state or conditions. For example, "The company began a returning operation to restructure its original business strategy."
While some modified rail and bus service has returned, operations have often been fraught with delays, long lines and overcrowding.
Airports in Berlin, Hamburg and Bremen, in northern Germany, were closed for between three and four hours on Wednesday, prompting the cancellation of hundreds of flights before operations returned to operation around mid-day.
This is the 259th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion returning from Operation Iraqi Freedom's Joint Base Balad 2008-2009.
While returning from Operation Hats, Decoy, Ilex and the light cruisers and bombarded Scarpanto during the night of 3/4 September.
In one population-based study of 88,235 veterans returning from Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF), Milliken and colleagues (2007) found that 12 to 15percentt of veterans endorsed problematic alcohol use in the 3 to 6 months following their return from combat.
These people are very suspicious; they are afraid that the return operation might also be used to convict them.
Soldiers returning from operations have confirmed that this training has been highly effective in detecting IEDs and has undoubtedly helped to save lives in Afghanistan.
Ericsson, based in Stockholm, said it would re-employ 1,800 of ST-Ericsson's 4,350 employees, with most workers returning from operations in Sweden, Germany, India and China.
Assuming Lin does not return, the operation will represent a somber conclusion to a story that captivated the world and launched Linsanity.
When the user returns, normal operation automatically resumes.
On August 17, 2010, the NRU was returned to operation (NRU Canada,2010).
