The phrase "a more efficient management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in the way an organization or system is managed.
Example: "The new software implementation has led to a more efficient management of resources, resulting in cost savings."
Alternatives: "a more effective management" or "an improved management".
"I fail to see how these series of events have led to a more efficient management of the funds," he said.
Helen Oldham, managing director of Johnston Press' West Yorkshire publishing division, said: "As part of the overall objective of creating a more efficient management structure, we are proposing to make the following change: the roles of editor of the Yorkshire Post and editor of the Yorkshire Evening Post will be combined into a single role with responsibility for both titles.
As a result, a SDN controller can make a more efficient management of radio resources.
In an increasingly competitive environment, a more efficient management of resources is of utmost importance.
Hospital RMK has a strong preference to treat as many patients as possible in the first three periods leading to a more efficient management of waiting lists.
Emerging cloud-based applications, running in geographically distributed data centers (DCs), generate new dynamic traffic patterns which claim for a more efficient management of the traffic flows.
At small facilities, for more efficient management, a QA entity located outside the in-house radiopharmacy may be chosen to help the RPR to oversee the areas mentioned above.
In a research note today, Jason Maynard of Merrill Lynch surmised that "the separation of CEO duties from the role of chairman will allow more efficient management of a company as large as Oracle".
Overall, the proposed optimization framework could be used to integrate various types of material and energy supply chain operations using a unified modeling representation towards the more efficient management of such interdependent networks under techno-economic and environmental aspects.
According to our results, the ENFA modelling approach revealed to be a useful tool in the design of more efficient management strategies for woody plant invaders.
This work describes the design and implementation of improvements to the monitoring system of an urban waste water network, resulting in more efficient management of the system.
