rakendamist

Rakendamist is an Estonian noun meaning the act or process of implementing, applying, or putting something into practice. It is the partitive form associated with rakendamine, and it is used in contexts where the execution or operationalization of plans, policies, or technologies is being described. The term emphasizes the doing of an idea rather than the idea itself.

In governance and law, rakendamist refers to the enforcement and operationalization of legislation, programs, or regulations. In information technology, business, and project management, it denotes deployment, integration, and the practical use of systems, tools, or methodologies. The concept covers activities from planning the steps to monitoring their execution and adjusting as needed.

Typical collocations include phrases like seaduse rakendamist (the implementation of the law), programmi rakendamist (the deployment of a program), or protsessi rakendamist (the enactment of a process). Rakendamine is the related noun for the act in general, while rakendamist is the form used in contexts that require the partitive or non-specific reference to the implementation.

Etymology and grammar: rakendamist is derived from the verb rakendada (to apply, to implement) with the nominalizing suffix -mine; the form rakendamist is the partitive singular, used in sentences where the implementation is not specified as a complete, definite object. Related terms include rakendamine (the act of implementing) and rakendaja (the implementer).