The phrase "strengthen operations" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to improving the efficiency and effectiveness of a process or procedure. For example: "We need to strengthen operations to increase our productivity."
"In order to save manufacturing costs, we need to strengthen operations abroad," Mr. Okamura said.
"I should have realized that I had to strengthen operations before I could meet those stretch targets".
The medical center board will soon hire a management firm, Pitts Management Associates of Baton Rouge, La., to "stabilize and strengthen operations and finances," Ms. Flower said.
The industry made its name using debt to buy underperforming companies, hoping to strengthen operations and sell them for a profit.
His demand to strengthen operations in Afghanistan became orthodoxy under President Barack Obama, and he was given control of all forces there: NATO, American troops and special forces.So what did he do wrong?
THOUGH magazines are facing perhaps their most clouded business outlook in decades, executives at a conference said yesterday, the problems confronting the industry bring with them opportunities to strengthen operations to prepare for the inevitable cyclical upturn.
They have all done something else too: they have strengthened operations in the UK.
This model is of critical importance in designing wellbore strengthening operations during drilling.
Strengthening operations of RC structures often imply the enlargement of the original cross-sections.
Thus, these deficiencies may result in inaccurate wellbore strengthening operations if no proper fracture diagnostic techniques are available to acquire the real-time fracture geometry.
In addition, the talks froze decision-making at EMI for almost a year and kept the company from strengthening operations in the United States, where it ranks fifth, compared with second in Europe.
