logistical
Adjective: 1. Relating to logistics: Pertaining to the detailed organization and implementation of a complex operation, particularly the coordination of moving, housing, and supplying people, equipment, and materials. Example: The logistical challenges of the expedition were immense.
The adjective "logistical" is used to describe anything concerning the practical planning and execution of an operation. It is most commonly used in formal, business, military, or organizational contexts.
Examples: - The team faced significant logistical problems when transporting the equipment across three countries. - Planning the conference involves many logistical details, such as booking venues and coordinating speakers' travel. - A logistical error caused the medical supplies to arrive a week late.
- Logistical support / logistical planning: These are common collocations emphasizing the functional, operational aspects of support or planning.
- Logistics (noun): The detailed coordination of a complex operation involving many people, facilities, or supplies.
- Logistically (adverb): In a way that relates to logistics.
- Organizational: Relating to the way parts are arranged or a system is structured.
- Operational: Relating to the functioning or active use of something.
- Coordinative: Serving to connect or integrate different elements.
(Note: "Logistical" is a precise technical term; synonyms often capture only part of its meaning related to planning and coordination.)
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of or relating to logistics
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logistic requirements
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