"strategy orientation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to someone's ability or tendency to think and act strategically or with a long-term perspective. Example: "The company is seeking candidates with strong strategy orientation skills to lead their new marketing campaign."
To help address this issue, this research evaluated a nationally-representative sample of 1000 existing homes distributed geographically across the U.S. Using satellite images, each building was evaluated for three passive design strategies: orientation, roof color, and level of shading.
To assess participants' preferred mating strategy (sociosexual orientation), questions forming the 'attitude' and 'desire' subscales of the SOI-R were used [ 3, 13].
The role of imaging techniques in surgical resection of brain lesions is crucial in every step of surgery: they help planning surgical strategy, provide orientation during surgery, and indicate tumor boundaries and relationships with eloquent areas and vital structures, thus enhancing precision, accuracy, and safety for the patients while maximizing resection [ 1– 4].
In my previous article, I summarized four main value orientations that organizations can have as foundation for their strategy: a price orientation, a quality orientation, a delivery orientation and a flexibility orientation.
In Lawton's theory (Lawton 1996), there are two main strategies for wayfinding in indoor environments—orientation strategy and route strategy.
This study analyzes the relationships between market forces, competitive strategies, market orientation, innovation, technological resources and capabilities, and organizational performance.
· Carry out a survey of dams, which covers, inter alia, biological and physical parameters, management strategies, community orientation and socio-political issues relating to reservoir use.
However, since this reform is a challenging concept and a major departure from the old strategies, proper orientation of all stakeholders on the new approach is critical to its effective application.
Our results show that Brazilian industry tends to adopt two main opposite innovation strategies: market-orientation or technology-acquisition.
