The phrase "able to effectively manage" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's capability or skill in handling tasks, projects, or teams efficiently.
Example: "She is able to effectively manage multiple projects at once without compromising quality."
Alternatives: "capable of efficiently managing" or "skilled in effective management."
Mr. Kapoor argued that the top central bankers already had too much to do and would not be able to effectively manage bank supervision as well.
Six of the nine were subsequently able to tolerate an oral diet, and all patients were able to effectively manage their secretions, though no patients were decannulated.
In White Sulphur Springs, I learned that being able to effectively manage a business and focus on the bigger picture requires a streamlined, error-proof and repeatable business operation.
Or is it that we feel that only a crook will be able to effectively manage within a crooked system, to deal with the other crooks he will encounter, and to get things done for our neighborhood?
These types of build-operate-transfer arrangements for energy infrastructure require new institutional capacity on the part of the local government to be able to effectively manage the energy assets after the investment period.
And the point is, we should start thinking about what that means now — what it means in moral and political terms — so we can build institutions that are able to effectively manage this technology.
Some innovate and are successful.[1] While it is not unknown for some leaders to be so well organised and analysed all outcomes, they have been able to effectively stage manage their projects and appear naturally effective, it is important to communicate wisely and never consider it a weakness to ask for help.
Nursing staff used motivational interviewing techniques to facilitate needed behavior changes for the participant to be able to effectively self-manage their condition(s).
We spent what at first seemed like an excessive amount of time planning, but it all paid off in the end, because we were able to more effectively manage our time, and were more prepared for the problems we would encounter.
They are able to communicate effectively, manage and motivate team members with various personalities and skills.
