"transparent operations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the openness and clarity of a company's or organization's processes and procedures. Example: The company prides itself on its transparent operations, providing detailed reports and updates to all stakeholders on a regular basis. Another example: The government's lack of transparency in its operations has caused public mistrust and frustration.
So for me it is about all of these things: clear mission, good governance, transparent operations, and great social impact.
Part of its success is that the company supports a collaborative work environment and boasts transparent operations from the top down.
State officials must work with advocates and providers to ensure that thoughtful and transparent operations are in place before the plan is foisted upon the vulnerable elderly and the disabled who rely upon it for their health care.
Best known for supporting Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, blockchain is essentially a virtual ledger that facilitates secure, decentralized and transparent operations.
So, my perspective was, 'If we're going to do this right, we need balanced leadership and transparent operations.' And so far, we've made significant progress". I like to think of companies as large puzzles.
A 'Super Committee' should lead--not lag--in transparent operations".
At iGrid 2005 we demonstrated the transparent operation of a biology experiment on a test-bed of globally distributed visualization, storage, computational, and network resources.
Yet on a workaday crawl through Manhattan, the A3 E-tron did offer a feel for Audi's electric philosophy: fewer leaf-sprouting display screens and other electro-gimmicks, and more attention to transparent operation and luxurious feel.
Although previous approaches to modeling decisions in expert systems often have sacrificed formal specification for transparent operation, our methodology suggests that knowledge engineers can retain the benefits of decision theory without compromising intuitive explanation.
BBVA says that this is the first time that distributed ledger technology has been used to issue a credit facility, and as with the loan it issued, the incentive for doing so is to reduce the time it takes to do this: the process takes "a matter of hours rather than days in a fully transparent operation that allowed the tracking and approval of the documentation involved".
"There's also the need for the MTA to become a more open and transparent operation then it is now.
