The phrase "a management office" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an office or department responsible for overseeing and coordinating management activities within an organization.
Example: "The company established a management office to streamline operations and improve communication between departments."
Alternatives: "a supervisory office" or "an administrative office".
Each building will have a management office and a full-time superintendent.
The library is now a laundry room, the cafeteria is a management office.
The Sarasota police are investigating complaints from at least five investors in Mr. Nadel's funds, run from a management office in Sarasota, that their money has disappeared.
After discovering the thefts at 6 30 p.m. on July 17, she and the other infuriated victims went to a management office at the New York Sports Club at 86th Street and Lexington Avenue to report the theft.
As she did in an earlier Meanwhile ("Acclimation," Aug. 11), Ms. Makihara once again makes a point of focusing on one or two negative run-ins (this time with a bank teller and a man at a building management office) and then writes with authority about the general lack of courtesy in America.
North Bristol NHS Trust has set up a programme management office following a critical review of its implementation of the Cerner Millennium e-patient record system.
Jerold Surdahl, 40, an administrator in a building management office in Centerville, Ohio, said he started using the uLocate service to communicate with colleagues.
In order to engage experts from around the world and leverage global opportunities, Alibaba built a second management office in Hong Kong and a subsequent office in Silicon Valley.
I had a high-level executive position in a wealth management office in Philadelphia.
When Tosco bought Unocal's refining and marketing business in 1997, Tosco officials declined to even visit a Unocal management office complex, Mr. Smith said.
From the street the bumps form a mesh of wireless Internet signals that funnel data to parking meters on to a central management office near the San Francisco city hall.
