"services flows" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the movement or transfer of services from one place or person to another. Example: The increased investment in technology has helped streamline the services flows between our company and our clients, resulting in faster delivery times and improved customer satisfaction.
Furthermore, the problem as defined from (2) to (6) is very rigid since it forces the number of bursts to be equal to the number of services flows, and in consequence all service flows are scheduled during each frame.
It allows to look at the current international trade under a new perspective and move on from analysing export and import flows of products and services to a more holistic research of GVCs at the core of international goods and services flows.
The indicators and the beneficiary maps offer an important basis for an exhaustive assessment of ecosystem services flows from Natura 2000 sites and support the implementation of conservation policies by involving the local population and the community of users of protected areas.
On services flows, China ranks only 21st compared with India's 13th.
Crudely put, yuan flow out of China only if goods or services flow the other way.
Normally in Europe, services would be taxed in the country of origin, meaning that European nations would gain no tax revenue from services flowing in from the outside.
For the most part, though, the state has learned to blunt any widespread impact caused by late budgets, keeping government services flowing and voters from being annoyed.
The Mexico City government maintains a "zero-tolerance" policy with respect to informal settlements – neither state infrastructure nor state services flow there.
The World Trade Organisation, which oversees the free flow of physical trade, might be a suitable body for keeping digital goods and services flowing too.
The money flows in the opposite direction in the NHS than it does in almost all other organisations that provide goods or services, flowing from the top to the bottom rather than the bottom to the top.
Tyco International is a conglomerate with good businesses in fire and security services, flow control products and disposable medical supplies.
