The phrase "a set of management" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to refer to a group or collection of management practices, strategies, or personnel, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The company implemented a set of management strategies to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a group of managers" or "a collection of management practices."
Around this virtual desktop is a set of management and control capabilities to handle upgrades, secure data and manage configurations.
This system is a set of management solutions and methodologies.
"He's got a management team, as opposed to a set of management subordinates.
We also developed a set of management resources for farmers who provide housing to their employees.
Under this pilot project, bonuses will take into account evaluations of the superintendents' performance on a set of management and other objectives.
Perhaps most important, leaders must come to see pay for what it is: just one element in a set of management practices that can either build or reduce commitment, teamwork, and performance.
These different approaches depend on either a set of clinical criteria defining common diagnostic categories; a set of management-based criteria related to specific interventions or on organ(s)/system(s) failure [ 5].
Yet, just over a decade ago, a set of major management breakthroughs occurred.
Modeling discourse management shapes in-class discourse by providing instructors with a set of discourse management tools to guide students so that authentic science discourse occurs.
Finally, organizations need a set of process management standards that indicate how well their processes are managed and measured and whether they're on course for continuous improvement.
Using fsQCA we identified a set of medical management practices that California physician organizations use in varying combinations to effectively manage hospital utilization.
