The phrase "a management procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific method or process used in managing tasks, projects, or operations within an organization.
Example: "The company implemented a management procedure to streamline communication between departments."
Alternatives: "a management process" or "a management protocol".
This framework couples OSMOSE to a management procedure integrating decision rules and accounting for scientific uncertainty and the acceptable risk of overfishing.
An operational management procedure (OMP) is defined as a management procedure that is currently being used to determine management actions or has been intensively tested by a competent management body to a level where it could be used in practice.
A management procedure is a simulation-tested set of rules used to determine management actions, in which the data, assessment methods, and the harvest control rules for implementing management actions are prespecified.
It imposes a funeral ritual on women who have a miscarriage management procedure, ectopic pregnancy surgery, or an abortion.
Performance appraisal (PA) is a formal management procedure which provides an evaluation of the individual's performance quality in an organization (Macwan and Sajja 2013).
It constitutes a risk management procedure for the payment of an equitable amount of money.
JRS organizes the multi-hop tree network through a route management procedure and assigns the subframe to each end device in a distributed manner.
Finally, a safety management procedure for scour-critical bridges is suggested.
On the other hand, he suggests, while response teams "have to always inform top management," a firm management procedure is important, because top executives may "otherwise get involved where they shouldn't get involved" — on specific supply-chain or engineering issues, for instance.
According to the relevant laws, regulations, policies and project practices, this paper puts forward a main management procedure model for Chinese wind power projects as well as four subdivided process models, including the Project Approval Process, the Land Application Process, the Design Process and the Licensing and Construction Process.
The FLIPDA-S employs a track management procedure.
