Learn English – verb form for ‘Logistics’ parts-of-speechverbs Is there a verb form for 'Logistics'? We logistic your growth. Does this sentence make sense in English? Best Answer As suggested in the comments above, logistic is not a verb, and logisticize or logisticate may sound queer and are definitely unusual: Logistic refers to logistics meaning: (Economics) the management of materials flow through an organization, from raw materials through to finished goods the detailed planning and organization of any large complex operation. I think that coordinate may well fit in your sentence suggesting the management of planning and organisation of operations. Related QuestionLearn English – The verb form of “Is entered in the race”Learn English – Verb form of “likely”Learn English – Can we determine a proper verb form of “exegesis” for Biblical scholars to useLearn English – Infinitive form of helping verbLearn English – the verb form of the word “intelligible”
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As suggested in the comments above, logistic is not a verb, and logisticize or logisticate may sound queer and are definitely unusual:
Logistic refers to logistics meaning:
I think that coordinate may well fit in your sentence suggesting the management of planning and organisation of operations.