commissioning
/kəˈmɪʃənɪŋ/
adjective
- Relating to the process of ordering or activating something.
- We attended a commissioning ceremony for the new fire truck.
- The commissioning editor approved the book proposal.
- The commissioning phase of the project includes testing all systems.
noun
- The process of formally requesting or ordering something, such as a work of art, a piece of music, or a service.
- She handled the commissioning of the wedding cake from a local bakery.
- The museum's commissioning of a new sculpture took over a year.
- The film's commissioning involved several rounds of script revisions.
- The process of putting a ship, machine, or system into active service or operation after it has been built or repaired.
- The commissioning of the new aircraft carrier was a major naval event.
- After the factory's commissioning, production began immediately.
- The engineer oversaw the commissioning of the power plant's turbines.
- The act of giving someone the authority to perform a particular task or role, especially in a military or official context.
- The board's commissioning of a study on traffic safety was widely supported.
- The commissioning of new officers happens every spring at the academy.
- His commissioning as a special envoy was announced by the president.
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