The phrase "a small management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a minor or limited group of individuals responsible for managing a particular aspect of an organization or project.
Example: "The company decided to implement a new strategy with a small management team to oversee the changes."
Alternatives: "a minor management" or "a limited management team".
Dr. Kerry J. Sulkowicz, a psychiatrist, runs a small management consulting firm that has advised companies coping with difficult transitions.
After Harvard, Mr. Davis worked as a consultant with a small management company until he joined the Rheem Manufacturing Company as director of planning in 1956.
Aside from a small management team, everyone had the same job title; projects were voluntary, teams were self-forming and a good deal of internal communication took place electronically.
After the dismissals, Drexel will be left with a small management team and a skeleton staff to handle the sale of the remainder of the firm's securities and other assets, a process that is expected to wind down soon.
Juha Ruusunen, the founder of TWU, a small management agency for heavy-metal bands based in Jyväskylä, Finland, says European labels have begun to sign up new talent with 360° contracts.
We had a small management team with plenty of rough edges.
Colleague: … The manager chose to create a smaller management group… Manager: You learn to distinguish between friends and enemies … who you can trust and who you cannot trust.
We will have a smaller management layer, work more closely together in groups and across mastheads, share resources and adopt some of the latest technology".
A relatively small management group usually sets priorities and budgets and supervises R and D activities.
Any client communications are supposed to be documented," said Casey Smith, the president of Wiser Wealth Management, a small wealth management firm in Marietta, Ga.
