The phrase "a holistic management" is not correct in standard English; it should be "holistic management" without the article "a." You can use "holistic management" when discussing an approach that considers the whole system rather than just individual parts, often in contexts like business, agriculture, or healthcare.
Example: "The company adopted holistic management practices to improve overall efficiency and employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "integrated management" or "comprehensive management."
We focus on Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), Supply Chain Management and Factory Lifecycle Management to integrate them into a holistic management model.
Since then, Bolivian organizations have come to understand that CSR practices consist of not only philanthropy but of a holistic management system that adds value to stakeholders (Sanchez 2016).
A renewed soil fertility paradigm shift requires a "holistic" management of biotic-soil water resources in order to provide sufficient and an appropriate type of organic matter to the plant–microorganism system to maximize food production.
These clouds are too infrastructure oriented and they lack advanced service oriented capabilities such as service elasticity, quality of service or admission control to perform a holistic management of a whole application.
Combined with other techniques developed by the authors of this paper, the results can be used for a holistic management of the design and development process for many categories of interactive video games.
Tillage is basically used to prepare soil for plant growth, while organic farming, as a holistic management practice in agriculture, is conducted for achieving the objectives of protecting human health, conserving natural resources, and preserving the quality of environment while being economically sustainable [1].
Desperate, she called a holistic-management firm, which told her that the solution wasn't to find more water but to make better use of the water she had.
Chronic pelvic pain syndrome is a complex condition which overlaps with chronic urethritis and a biopsychosocial, holistic management strategy incorporating evidence-based pharmacotherapy has recently been demonstrated to be effective in managing such patients [ 64, 65].
This approach enables a more holistic management of the electronic service lifecycle, by employing modelling and representation in high levels of abstraction and incorporating tools for automatically generating operative service instances from these high-level descriptions.
Fostering this capacity for example, through promoting species that stabilize the soil, changes in tillage practices to conserve water and prevent soil erosion, and a more holistic management of water resources will therefore become increasingly important in the future (Howden et al. 2007, Olesen et al. 2011).
Furthermore, as patients with chronic disease may have their depressive symptoms masked by co-existing somatic complaints, a more holistic management approach may allow for better identification of coexisting problems and reduce the amount of depressive disorders that are missed in primary care.
