"scale up operations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the process of increasing or expanding a business's operations. For example: "In order to meet the growing consumer demand, the company has decided to scale up operations."
The funds would allow international humanitarian groups to scale up operations and provide shelter, water, medical supplies and logistical services, UN spokesman Farhan Haq told reporters on Monday.
The rapid explosion of South Africa's poaching crisis shows how quickly criminal gangs are able to scale up operations once they set up in a country.
They will lengthen this window as they scale up operations.
With the new funding, it will look to grow that number to improve its technology and scale up operations.
As we scale up operations at our new Linden, NJ fulfillment center, we are ramping down our Jersey City, NJ facility.
Meanwhile, Matt Penneycard, Head of Downing Ventures, says in a statement: "Zenstores has become an indispensable partner to online sellers and we are pleased to be continuing to back the team as they look to scale up operations and make their customers lives easier and their businesses more profitable".
UNICEF scales up operations in Central African Republic to reach children in need of assistance because of conflict BANGUI, 28 January 2013 – UNICEF is working with partners to bring emergency assistance to people in need after weeks of conflict in the Central African Republic (CAR) that affected 1.79 million people and left 800,000 in urgent need of humanitarian assistance.
The authors propose a reactive system for scale-up operations and a proactive system for scale-down operations.
Compared to open clean room processing, isolator modules can be more readily replicated to scale-up operations.
The reliability of scale-up operations can have a significant impact on cost of the drug substances, and process conditions must be chosen wisely.
This paper presents a novel Process Analytical Technology PATT) strategy using latent variable modeling (LVM) with near infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) to reduce risk in scale-up operations of the HSWG process while simultaneously accounting for API lot-to-lot variability, even with limited manufacturing history.
