The phrase "a tool for managing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a resource or method that helps in the organization or administration of tasks, projects, or information.
Example: "This software serves as a tool for managing our project timelines effectively."
Alternatives: "a resource for overseeing" or "an instrument for controlling".
These changes reflect a repurposing of migration law as a tool for managing criminal threats based on the concept of 'risk management'.
This Bieber sounds confident, adult, sultry — older than the boy we've seen recklessly navigate the wild freedoms of extreme fame (getting arrested multiple times, for instance, and posting on Instagram about his use of coloring books as a tool for managing his inability to sit still).
But if you are at all familiar with the reality of macroeconomic policy, you know that there's an obvious reason: monetary policy, which is set by a small committee without the need to pass legislation, is routinely used as a tool for managing the economy; discretionary fiscal policy isn't.
Avenue — A tool for managing the landlord-tenant relationship.
More unexpected, PagerDuty, a tool for managing IT incident information was second with 25.5percentt growth.
That's where strongDM, a tool for managing permissions and access for databases, comes in.
This gives you a management tool for managing user passwords, login scripts and group membership.
Soon her occasional hunt for source material evolved into a compulsion, and a survival tool for managing isolated studio life.
Therefore, PiCCO may give an emergency medicine physician a powerful tool for managing critically ill patients [29].
YouTube today launched a new tool for managing comments on its site that gives video creators a central inbox for all the comments their videos receive.
On Thursday, Google announced a new tool for managing your digital afterlife.
