The phrase "a management manual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document that provides guidelines, procedures, and policies for managing an organization or a specific aspect of it.
Example: "The company has developed a comprehensive management manual to help new managers understand their roles and responsibilities."
Alternatives: "a management guide" or "a management handbook."
It has been used for everything from a business management manual to toilet paper.
Mr. Pedersen produced a tourism management manual for the sites, and assists the center's regional officers.
It is not designed to be a diabetes management manual.
– A self management manual for patients including activation and relaxation techniques.
A feature of the intervention in the current trial was the shift from supervised inpatient therapy to unsupervised home exercise facilitated by the provision of a self management manual along with telephone support.
"Reinforce the team message constantly: 'We are one -- we live or die together.' " "Leading at the Edge" reads like two different accounts -- a gripping adventure story and an orthodox management manual -- that never really marry.
Creed's representatives later presented Durst with an autographed anger management manual during an appearance on Total Request Live.
When the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern and the Indian School of Business analyzed how we endured as the reigning family in this region for 1,200 years, it surprised me that in all these centuries no one had laid down a system preparing us for leadership, a sort of maharana's management manual.
In addition to the self-rated and clinician-rated DUNDRUM-3 and DUNDRUM-4, patients were rated for measures of risk of harm to self, using the Suicide Risk Assessment and Management Manual (S-RAMM) [ 33] and a measure of risk of harm to others, the Historical-Clinical-Risk-20 (HCR-20) [ 34] by the treating multidisciplinary teams and these were collated by MD.
It helped that when he was asked to deliver English rugby – a failing organisation – from its self-consuming chaos four years ago, he had an unerring faith in process – enshrined in Lancaster's management manual of choice The Score Takes Care of Itself by the legendary San Francisco 49ers coach Bill Walsh.
