The phrase "strategic tactical" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the combination of strategic thinking and tactical execution in achieving a goal or objective. Example: In order to win the upcoming competition, our team has devised a strategic tactical plan that includes long-term goals and short-term actions.
"Essentially we're working toward a political deadline rather than a strategic, tactical deadline," said Dylan Welch, security correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald.
According to the biography, Mr. Andrews is a former chairman of World Airways, and once led South African Airways in a "strategic, tactical, and financial turnaround".
Over recent days, the government's announcements on Libya suggest that strategic, tactical and operational matters seem to have become worryingly confused.
The internal divides — strategic, tactical, political, and personal — challenge the political scientist Samuel Huntington's notion of a "clash of civilizations," Soufan contends.
--Islamic activist use of public media, including the use of internet web forums, to achieve strategic, tactical and/or operational objectives.
Mrs. Clinton's campaign is faltering, she added, because of "strategic, tactical things that have nothing to do with her being a woman".
Writing for the Observer, shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander said that the government needed a "clearer and better articulated strategy" and that "strategic, tactical and operational matters" had become "worryingly confused".
These factors are broadly classified as strategic, tactical, and operational.
The method works at three levels: strategic, tactical and operational.
Decision-making is the major goal, at strategic, tactical and operational levels.
The problem is classified into three categories: strategic, tactical and operational (Van Belle et al. 2012).
