Not without a weapon. Why?  If we can identify the most frequently used areas, it cuts down on the amount of moving around they'll have to do.  That's your greatest operational risk, isn't it?  This is a way to develop information that enhances the entire operational concept.
The problem with Cutter, Ritter told himself, was that the bastard knew just enough about operations to be dangerous.  Worse, he had the power to enforce his will - and a memory of the Operations Directorate's recent history.  What was it he'd said a few months back?  Your best operations in the last couple of years actually came out of Greer's department…  By which he meant Jack Ryan, James's bright rising star - possibly the new DDI the way things looked.  That was too bad.  Ritter was genuinely fond of his counterpart at the head of the Intelligence Directorate, but less so of Greer's ingratiating protege.  But it was nevertheless true that the Agency's two best coups in recent years had begun in the wrong department, and it was time for Operations to reassert its primacy.  Ritter wondered if Cutter was consciously using that as a prod to move him to action.  Probably not, he decided.  Cutter didn't know enough about infighting yet.  Not that he wouldn't learn, of course?