"substantive implementation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Generally, it can be used to refer to meaningful action, or a thorough and thoughtful execution of a plan or policy. For example, "The company was successful due to its substantive implementation of the new strategic initiatives."
There is a gap in the evidence base on how substantive policy implementation can be achieved.
As the first developed country to repeal a carbon tax, Australia's current political climate – under Liberal leadership and the pressures of big business – makes the implementation of substantive climate change mitigation policies highly unlikely.
The impact on the development of a collective innovation practice is limited but important: the realignment of the program's substantive focus during its implementation.
An ephemeral, but substantive, obstacle to the implementation of SocMob was due to the unforeseen floods of 1998, when local government officials got entrenched in flood relief and rehabilitation.
First, we offer a substantive theory that integrates strategy implementation, organizational information processing, and structural adaptation.
Few if any alternative conceptions of computation can provide so substantive an account of the implementation relation.
All these efforts are in the right direction and proper implementation, support and substantive funding must follow.
The substantive issues relating to the implementation of the right to health were established by UN General Comment 14 on the right to the highest attainable standard of health (8) which explained and interpreted Article 12 of the UN ICESCRs (20).
We and our partners in the European Union welcomed the Secretary-General's report of the 1996 Substantive Session of ECOSOC, on implementation of Resolution 1995/96 and, in particular, the establishment of an Inter-Agency Task Force to follow up the issues raised in the Resolution.
