The part of the sentence "we want to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to denote "introducing something new or making a plan a reality". For example, "We want to implement a new system to improve customer service."
We can still implement what we want to implement.
"We want to implement governance rules similar to the international standards".
"Mako, Ben and Courtney have been pushing hard for selection during training, but they also fit the game plan we want to implement against Italy.
Kaelen Haworth, a clothing designer, said, "We want to implement what we're calling a double-double strategy to double doors and sales for each year going forward".
"We want to implement quickly the mandate coming from the euro area summit, and there are two clear elements from this mandate," Mr. Bailly said.
Kaelen Haworth, a clothing designer, said, "We want to implement what we're calling a double-double strategy — to double doors and sales for each year going forward".
If we wanted to implement policies like these, we would have, but we didn't".
"We wanted to implement something new and help the technology improve".
And once that happens, it would be too late if we wanted to implement structural reforms," Mr. Shiokawa said.
Then, on August 1 , 2002 we received a binding legal opinion in writing from the Justice Department that said waterboarding and nine other techniques we wanted to implement were not torture.
"We wanted to implement as many [AI] reactions to player actions as possible, so that players will be forced to think up their own strategies to get past certain parts of the game," says Tanimura.
