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    Default in operation

    Can I say " in good operation" instead of " running well" in the following sentence?

    We are pleased to inform you that the newly set-up )(is it accpetrable?)web service is now in good operation.( .... the newly set-up wev service is runnin well?)
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    Default Re: in operation

    It doesn't sound idiomatic to me.
    "newly set up" does sound okay, though.

    Your newly set up Web service is now operating smoothly.
    Your newly created Web site is running well.
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