The phrase "a proper managed" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a mistaken combination of "properly managed" or "a properly managed" depending on the intended meaning.
Example: "The project was a properly managed endeavor that met all deadlines and expectations."
Alternatives: "well-managed" or "properly overseen".
The reason for such contradictory behaviour was that Dear Science, TV On the Radio's third album proper, managed to pull off something rather special: it boldly took guitars where no album had gone before.
Browne, a laid-back Californian, and McNay, a proper Bostonian, have managed the $250 million Managers Capital Appreciation Fund for two years and guided it to a 103% return in 1999.
The Savoy is a proper hotel, beautifully managed, with great attention to detail and overwhelmingly good service.
With this in mind, I strongly urge the Haitian ministry of environment to devise a proper policy to manage Haiti's waste and recycling industries better.
For this problem, it is widely accepted that pricing is a proper tool to manage congestion, encourage network growth, and allocate resource to users in a fair manner.
This model is in accordance with the database architecture and provides a proper framework for managing the TJ-II experimental data.
Stockyards in the precast concrete products industry are experiencing space congestion, and long vehicle waiting times for both the storage and retrieval of concrete products due to lack of a proper methodology to manage stockyard layouts and their operations.
In [9], a distributed joint power control method came up with a proper solution to manage the interference in two-tier femtocell networks.
For social species like the horse, a proper balance between managing population size and maintaining a more natural physiological and behavioral regime is particularly important.
I had finally managed a proper goodbye to my mother.
