The phrase "a proper management" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct form would typically be "proper management" without the article "a."
Example: "Proper management of resources is essential for the success of any project."
Alternatives: "effective management" or "appropriate management."
It has been shown that biodiversity is not affected by a proper management system, it is equal to or even increases in managed forests beyond the level of protected forests (Paillet et al. 2010).
"But it cannot be a substitute for a proper management of the flow towards Europe.
This is achieved with a proper management of the FPGA internal resources and with an extremely careful device calibration process including both temperature and voltage compensation.
As the network is a key element in integrating mobile devices to the cloud, a proper management of the mobile cloud computing environment is necessary.
The most important prerequisite to establish such design process excellence is a proper management of all the design process activities and the associated information.
Returns are a touchy subject, but this high agreement should not be read as a sign of harshness; it is an indication that Germans want a proper management of migration, including a functioning asylum system that follows rule of law.
(Case 13) Problems in proper implementation of the free transportation scheme, such as a lack of fuel for the Janani Express vehicle due to a lack of proper management and supervision, were reported by the respondents, and these delayed women from reaching health facilities for appropriate delivery care.
In the boom years, schools could survive because of reputation and in spite of flawed financial planning and a lack of proper management, Mr. McEwen said.
Here, we propose a scheme for proper management of the allocated resources to facilitate the stream switching in the "downstairs" through SP-frames.
