The phrase "strategy-oriented" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically refers to taking a strategic approach to dealing with a task or problem. For example, "Our company is taking a more strategy-oriented approach to problem solving."
In the prospectus, and in the Playboy interview that attracted the S.E.C.'s attention, the two men promise to manage the company with a strategy oriented to the long term, ignoring the impact that decisions will have on short-term profits and refusing to issue profit forecasts.
"The problem has been considerably exacerbated by the financial crisis, the drop in TV rights in France, the arrival of a shareholder with apparently unlimited resources at the head of Monaco and, above all, a transfer strategy oriented 80 percent toward foreigners," Thiriez said.
"This is more process oriented than strategy oriented, and advertising agencies will continue to focus on creating marketing and communications digital interactivity that is based in brand strategy".
Therefore, for a CCHP system, an emission strategy (ES) would be an operational strategy oriented to minimize emission of pollutants.
In this paper, a concrete case of the potential success/failure of a business strategy oriented on sustainable development is investigated under market conditions.
The premise with which we started was that operational strategy oriented toward functional rehabilitation from meniscus injuries should be restructured and re-harmonized.
"We anticipate that increased competitive and price pressures in the UK from both traditional and discount retailers could suppress any benefits from various management strategies oriented towards improving trading performance," S&P said.
Do you establish strategies oriented to the development of science and research through CUDI?
This knowledge can be used to define preventive management strategies oriented to direct regeneration dynamics in anticipation of fire occurrence.
Rather, he is comparing the relative merits of rival epistemic strategies (oriented respectively toward the goals of avoiding error and believing truth).
It also analyses how U.S. automakers responded to mounting pressures with socio-political, economic and innovation strategies oriented towards low-carbon propulsion technologies.
