The phrase "a lower management" is not correct in standard English; it should be "lower management" without the article "a." You can use "lower management" to refer to the tier of management that is responsible for overseeing day-to-day operations and managing employees directly.
Example: "The company is restructuring, and lower management will play a crucial role in implementing the new policies."
Alternatives: "junior management" or "middle management."
"PWC has recently become uncomfortable with preparing a tax return for the funds that reflect a lower management fee (management fees less revenue share amount) than is stated in the financial statements," Mr. Brown wrote in an e-mail message dated Sept. 7, 2000.
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Positive difference indicates that a lower management intensity either enhances the carbon sink or alleviates the appearance of carbon source.
It takes a lower management fee of around 0.25percentt (instead of the 1 to 1.5% rate a mutual fund might charge).
However, the staff reductions in DTO systems could result in a much lower management and training cost, especially with the increasing cost for labor.
Girls aged 15 17 years had a significantly lower management rate of upper (1.38 per 100 encounters) and lower limb conditions (2.26 per 100) than boys of the same age (4.55 per 100 for both) and girls aged 10 14 years (3.26 and 4.40 per 100).
State Street Bank and Trust's S&P 500 Spider has an even lower management cost (0.12% of assets) than the Vanguard500 Fund (0.18%) does.
Stan Szary: Safe jurisdiction politically, little or no debt, low overhead, projects that produce or are modeled to produce oil at $30 a barrel or lower, management, and of course, discovery upside if you can find it.
We found that lower management intensities had a positive effect on HANPP but at the same time resulted in a strong increase of grazing area.
Sixth, higher management makes a final decision in consultation with employees, lower management and researchers, about which interventions will be implemented on each experimental unit.
The irony was clear: Top management agreed in principle to manage diversity, but the middle to lower management levels did not.
