logistical
UK: ləˈdʒɪstɪk(ə)l | US: ləˈdʒɪstɪk(ə)l
adj. relating to the detailed organization and implementation of complex operations
adj. pertaining to the systematic planning and coordination of resources
The word logistical derives from the Greek logistikos (skilled in calculating), rooted in logos (reason, plan). It entered French as logistique (military quartermaster science) and later English, evolving from mathematical calculation to the modern sense of systematic coordination—especially in military or business operations. The suffix -ical standardizes it as an adjective.
The team faced logistical challenges when transporting supplies to remote areas.
Logistical planning ensured the event ran smoothly.
His role focuses on logistical support for international shipments.
The army improved its logistical efficiency with advanced software.
Poor logistical coordination caused delays in the project timeline.