implementoinnissa

Implementoinnissa is a Finnish grammatical form that refers to the phase or location of carrying out a task, specifically within the act of implementing. It is the inessive singular form of the noun implementointi, which denotes the act of implementing or the process of implementation. The word is used to indicate that something occurs “in the implementation” or “during the implementation” of a plan, system, or policy.

Morphology and derivation: The base noun is implementointi, derived from the verb implementoida (to implement). The inessive suffix -ssa is added to form implementoinnissa, meaning “in the implementation.” This form follows standard Finnish noun–case patterns, with related forms including implementoinnin (genitive), implementointiin (illative), and other cases that align with the same root. The construction is typical in technical, project-management, and policy-language contexts.

Usage and context: Implementoinnissa is commonly found in written Finnish within documentation, reports, and discussions about execution phases. It signals a focus on the practical execution of plans rather than on planning or evaluation. Because it is a specialized term, it is more frequent in professional or technical discourse than in casual conversation.

Examples:

- Implementoinnissa on vielä paljon tehtävää. (There is still a lot to do in the implementation.)

- Uudesta järjestelmästä kerrotaan, miten se otetaan käyttöön implementoinnissa. (Regarding the new system, how it will be deployed in the implementation is explained.)

Related terms include implementointi (the act of implementing) and implementoida (to implement).