The phrase "a single management strategy cannot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the limitations of a particular management approach or when emphasizing that one strategy is insufficient for a given situation.
Example: "In complex organizations, a single management strategy cannot address all the diverse challenges faced by different departments."
Alternatives: "one management strategy is unable to" or "a sole management approach cannot".
Though not supported by RCTs, two recent guidelines strongly discourage drug therapy as a single management strategy for FMS.
These findings complement existing studies of captive breeding, which typically focus on a single management strategy and examine the fitness of one or two generations.
Its proponents argue that forestry, agriculture and other land uses cannot be seen in isolation, but need to be integrated into a single management process.
As a single pest management strategy (i.e., no insecticide use), Bt crops reduced the abundance of non-target organisms as a group compared to using no pest management interventions, but increased abundance when Bt crops substituted for insecticides.
The framework for risk management and population health developed by Krewski et al. (2007) emphasizes the use of multiple interventions, rather than relying on a single risk management strategy.
However, nanotechnology encompasses a diverse range of compositions, structures, and applications, so a single risk assessment and management strategy may not be appropriate (Wardak and Rejeski 2003).
In Yao et al. (2012), a bunker fuel management strategy is studied for a single shipping liner service.
All you need a is a proven calendar management strategy.
With the acknowledged failure of many single-species management strategies, scientists and managers are increasingly adopting a multi-species approach to understanding fisheries ecosystems [1] [6].
Consequently, a sound management strategy could be to employ a range of indicators to reduce uncertainty resulting from drawing conclusions based on a single indicator [27], [28], [29].
The finding that patients potentially at high risk remain without a diagnosis cannot be considered satisfactory for a specialized facility and indicates the need for a new management strategy.
