The phrase 'transport operations' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe any type of operations related to transportation, such as the management and coordination of the delivery of goods. For example, "The company's transport operations have been highly successful, with deliveries arriving on time and in perfect condition."
To achieve these objectives, PRFSS measures transport operations in terms of efficiency and operational performance on a consistent basis broadly accepted by other EU countries.
In the 1920s, competition from small unregulated bus operators reduced the profitability of the road transport operations, leading the UERL's directors to seek government regulation.
Europe-wide data for modeling freight transport operations are scarce and their use for planning or operational purposes rather limited.
The subsidy scheme, which expired end of 2003, covered investment costs of the railway operators with the objective to offer new combined transport operations, i.e. a new route, new types of traffic or a new contract, to expand existing combined transport operations or to maintain the capacity of existing combined transport operations.
It added that it has fully co-operated with the investigations and that its trading and transport operations comply with the law.
In fact, operators will focus progressively more on the efficiency of transport operations, meaning consolidation of flows and cost savings.
In many practical cases transport operations are repetitive.
Fatigue is an identifiable and preventable cause of accidents in transport operations.
The simulation model was validated based on measurements in two harvesting and transport operations.
A combined transport authority, similar to Transport for London, would also be established in each area to take control of some transport operations and manage fares and revenue.
You hear this from all U.S. troops: We're keeping the peace and getting experience in everything that an army does -- patrols, intelligence, transport, operations -- except killing people.
