The phrase "ability to manage effectively" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's skills or competencies in management or leadership contexts.
Example: "Her ability to manage effectively has led to significant improvements in team performance."
Alternatives: "skill in effective management" or "capability for efficient management".
The ability to manage technology effectively is no longer the barrier to entry it once was.
A Democrat might have supported an intervention in Iraq but questioned George W. Bush's ability to manage it effectively.
We know that the ability to manage people effectively is a critical skill for a successful farm business.
With the financial crisis of 2008, however, the term "crisis" became synonymous with Europe and challenged its ability to manage issues effectively and equitably among member states.
Future research focusing on more taxonomic groups and accompanying global threats such as climate change will be critical to increasing our ability to manage landscapes effectively to improve species conservation efforts into the future.
Kernels have been shown to be effective for a range of outcomes tied to academic achievement and social adjustment, including classroom behavior, discipline, self-control, and the ability to manage emotions effectively.
I've seen many deals die because the investors didn't have confidence in the entrepreneur's ability to manage resources effectively.
"If overload is the problem, then removing the load is the solution," Hurst says in a special report, "Managing Incoming E-mail". "Here's how to manage incoming e-mail: Keep the inbox empty--clear out incoming e-mails before they pile up or you lose your ability to manage them effectively". But there's just one catch and, unlike catch-22, it's not the least bit philosophical.
A. Shared interests in common B. Ability to avoid or prevent intense emotional conflict C. Ability to manage differences effectively D. Shared political views E. Strong bonds of affection established early in the relationship.
"We made too many changes at the same time -- new technology, new design tools and a change in the supply chain -- and thus outran our ability to manage it effectively for a period of time," the company said.
