The phrase "a managerial appointment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a position or role that involves management responsibilities within an organization.
Example: "After a thorough selection process, the board announced a managerial appointment for the new department head."
Alternatives: "a management position" or "a leadership role".
On the topic of Villa's supporters, the majority of the 36,757 inside Villa Park welcomed their new chief with the usual mix of intrigue and excitement which greets a managerial appointment.
But he remains unanswerably A-list – famous, charismatic, endlessly quotable – even if this is to a degree the equivalent of a celebrity marriage of convenience designed to revive a pair of flagging middle-aged careers, a McBusted of a managerial appointment.
"There can be no more important a task at a football club than a managerial appointment.
The big football story of the day was about a managerial appointment rather than a signing.
Carsley had expected the Bees to make a managerial appointment this week, with Swansea assistant manager Pep Clotet linked with the job.
"Make no mistake about it, the club is working vigorously and actively to make sure a managerial appointment is taken care of as soon as possible". Who is to blame?
"The club will complete supporters up-to-date in respect of any managerial appointment but, in the meantime, Brian Horton and Steve Parkin will prepare the team for our important game at Portsmouth next Saturday".
Still "waiting for answers" from the club's current owners over the offer of a permanent managerial appointment, he had Ahmed Elmohamady dismissed after half an hour and a long time to wait for that birthday drink.
Aston Villa are finalising a shortlist that they hope will lead to a swift managerial appointment being made, possibly as early as the start of next week, after Alex McLeish was put out of his misery and sacked on Monday.
From the off it is clear that this is not a standard managerial appointment.
"We will be looking to release details of a new managerial appointment in due course".
