The phrase "a dynamic management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a management style or approach that is adaptable, flexible, and responsive to change.
Example: "The company thrives under a dynamic management that embraces innovation and encourages employee input."
Alternatives: "an agile management" or "a flexible management".
"I am proud to have successfully led to management buyout of Reader's Digest in the UK and I am confident that I leave behind a dynamic management team, supported by a fantastic private equity partner that will ultimately transform one of the UK's most loved and iconic brands into an even more successful business," he said.
In this paper, we presented a dynamic management mechanism of hardware multi-threading for pipelined hardware multi-threading architecture.
This paper presents a dynamic management approach for DVEs driven by the diversity of different applications' characteristics and requirements.
This study aims to analyze the Antarctic tourism impact, investigate the assessment methods and propose a dynamic management system.
This paper proposes a dynamic management framework of white space that extends a spectrum map to contain occupancy information with the assistance of WSAs.
This calls for a dynamic management of hardware units to improve the QOS of the application and to optimally allocate resources.
Sir Robert Horton had a forceful, dynamic management style which in 1990 propelled him to the top of British Petroleum, then the world's third-largest oil company.
Users will access services according to QoS Contracts negotiated with service providers, while the streaming content is based on user profiles, to face a more dynamic management of QoS deviations in the Real Time provisioning level.
This article presents a model of dynamic management of the check-in desk system at an airport.
The proposed automatic digital modulation classifier can be used for signal recognition in the next generation telecommunication systems, characterized by a flexible and dynamic management of the radio spectrum.
This paper describes a scheme for the dynamic management of linehaul drivers developed for a large US less-than-truckload (LTL) carrier.
