The phrase "a single management structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a unified or centralized system of management within an organization or project.
Example: "The company decided to implement a single management structure to streamline decision-making processes and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a unified management system" or "a centralized management framework".
Trinity Mirror also said that there will be a single management structure to lead the newsroom "with a strengthened emphasis on content creation".
There is now one organisation with a single budget, a single management structure and shared IT system, which is responsible for health and adult social services in Torbay.
The entity would have a single management structure and would be overseen by a board that, under one possible plan, would be composed of two officers from Disney and two from AOL Time Warner.
The intent was to have a single management structure with a single profit and loss, increasing the effectiveness of WPP's efforts for Ford Motor — not to mention being more efficient from a cost perspective for both WPP and its client.
BAE does, however, expect to see cost savings from the incorporation under a single management structure of Airbus Industrie, the European commercial airplane manufacturer that is 20percentt owned by BAE and 80percentt owned by the European Aeronautic, Defense and Space Company.
The proposals were generally well received, and led to the creation, in 1991, of a NHS R&D programme with a single management structure and an integrated system of decision-making, research, delivery, and management based on a regional substructure.
His report said the two stations should examine "the advantages of operating under a single-tier management structure" within a single building and remove "all mirrored departments".
Creating a single, integrated management structure at the site promised to improve its security.
Leaf operations were the first to be rationalised, with the implementation of a 'single management structure' and 'single leaf strategy' in place of the pre-existing national operations, in order to 'consolidate operations, reduce costs and gain sustained competitive advantage from the synergies obtained'[ 62].
A 2011 study by former Radio Academy boss John Myers, urged the BBC to examine "the advantages" of operating the BBC's four popular music networks under one "single tier management structure".
It has a top-heavy management structure, without a single national pay scale for chief executives – many of whom are paid gross amounts of money as well as lavish pensions.
