The phrase "a managed state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing governance, organization, or control over a particular situation or environment.
Example: "In a managed state, resources are allocated efficiently to ensure optimal performance and stability."
Alternatives: "a controlled environment" or "an organized system".
Anything less would be considered treasonous, for the Islamic Republic now exists in a carefully managed state of national emergency.Everyone must watch his stepThe supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who enjoys practically untrammelled power, periodically calls Iran's bickering politicians to order and has shielded the president from the danger of impeachment.
When he is term limited out this January Sonny Perdue's legacy will be a well managed state with it's fiscal house in order in the midst of the worst financial crisis in generations.
Maturity models describe a levelled progress of how, in this case, an ASP implementation gradually improves from an ad-hoc state to a structured and managed state and eventually to a measurable and self-optimizing state [ 11].
While food prices around the world have soared, there are few places they've spiked faster than in Caracas, where, as a result of poorly managed state-run agriculture systems, core food prices have gone up by 19% in the last year, according to the Central Bank of Venezuela.
Mr. Hussein's job is to keep track of employee attendance at the Commission for Public Lands, a body that manages state property.
MOSCOW — The police said Tuesday that they had arrested a former official of a federal agency that manages state enterprises on charges of stealing $330 million in property, a theft noteworthy even by the standards of Russian public corruption.
This work develops a uniform approach to manage state mappings between internal processes and process-views.
As a state senator, he said, Mr. Obama pushed to open up more contracting and to give minority investment companies a greater stake in managing state pension funds.
California's improving fortunes have given the governor a freer hand in managing state finances, although he issued the new plan with his usual cautionary note.
