"sub strategy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a strategy that serves as part of a larger or overarching strategy. For example, "The company's marketing team developed a sub strategy that focused on increasing visibility through social media."
Given that the National Union of Journalists regarded Jones's email as a sign of the failure of Newsquest's remote subbing strategy, I imagine it will see this climbdown as compounding the error.
Mr Cooper thinks it feasible to incorporate unique human search strategies in Rosetta or other algorithmic approaches.Perhaps not every piece of human intuition can be captured, but certainly some sub-strategies and sequences of moves can be.
The Credit Suisse/Tremont Hedge Fund index, which measures performance across 10 sub-strategies, said funds lost an estimated 5.3% in October.
However, they extended the property-based strategies to include more sub-strategies, which used the annotation properties in the ontology.
An account of type of knowledge unfolded in all the seven sub-strategies are given in Table 3.
The necessary flexibility and reusability for new tasks is guaranteed by hierarchical decomposition into atomic sub-strategies.
On his view, partial intentions are intention-like states that figure as sub-strategies in the context of larger, more complex plans to accomplish a given end.
I am not necessarily recommending it, but it's there, and sub-strategies such as the ones Stephen mentions are also coming in ETF form.
The three main strategies contain several sub-strategies which specify the classes, individuals or properties from which the question's key and distractors are generated.
Physical conditions of the Finnish yards, competitiveness and productivity must be improved with tailored sub-strategies such as training of supervisors, leaders and field managers.
Four major categories for reducing consumption-based emissions form the basic framework, which are then subdivided into behavioural strategies and sub-strategies.
