Put something into operation

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verb

To start a process or system.

The factory put the new machinery into operation.
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Often appears as...

  • put a system into operation
  • put a machine into operation
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Starting Point

Use it to describe the beginning of something practical, not just an idea.

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After months of planning, we finally put our business strategy into operation.
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Action Required

It suggests active steps have been taken to make something work, beyond just turning it on.

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The emergency team put their rescue plan into operation to save the hikers.
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Visibility

The phrase often implies that the results or effects will be noticeable or seen.

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Customers noticed quality improvements once we put the new system into operation.
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