The phrase "start the operation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the beginning of a process, such as a medical procedure or a course of action. For example: "The doctor gave us the go-ahead to start the operation."
Officials said that they might stop and start the operation "depending on weather".
"We need the battery to start the operation, for sensing, and to store data," Dr. Seidowski said.
The police were also urged to start the operation at night, but interpreted the chancellor's comments as a demand to begin removing the tents at 3 p.m. Friday, just a few days after they were erected.
The official, Owais Ahmed Ghani, the governor of the North-West Frontier Province, an area in western Pakistan where the Taliban operate, said at a news conference in Islamabad that "the forces have been ordered to start the operation," The Associated Press reported.
We start the operation of the reactor with loading fresh fuel into all the three rings of the GT-MHR and after 810 days we initiate a refueling and shuffling schedule that, in 9 irradiation periods, approaches the equilibrium of the fuel composition.
We decided to start the operation by using a single port, not only for cosmetic reasons for this young female patient, but for final confirmation of our diagnosis.
He offers to split the prize money, and Postpistle starts the operation.
The new ion beam facility GLADIS started the operation at IPP Garching.
For operating the loop, careful handling are needed to proceed how to melt the salt and to circulate it in starting the operation of the MSL.
In addition, the surgeon had not been told there was no blood supply avaliable until he had already started the operation.
The provisioning is invoked by the pVM which starts the operation of the provisioner.
