The phrase "absolute management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing complete or total control over a situation, organization, or process.
Example: "The CEO's approach to absolute management has transformed the company's operations and decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "total control" or "complete oversight".
Unionization is a significant threat to the absolute control management believes is its right in the workplace.
From Table 5, absolute risk management according to the WHO guidelines will require an addition of US$71 for very high-risk patients at the hospital level and US$4 for low-risk patients at the health centre level.
"We have absolute precision stage management", he sighs, "but this is complicated even by our standards".
"Mergers of equals where there is not absolute clarity about management accountability are out of favor," said Donald Meltzer, global co-head for mergers and acquisitions at Credit Suisse First Boston.
He was described in the diary kept by Chris Mullin, the former Labour MP, in the following terms: "There is a barely concealed contempt among both civil servants and ministers for his absolute lack of management skills, his inability to see wood for trees and his flat refusal to listen to anything anyone is telling him".
Freedom of speech is an absolute condition for good management of the church".
Are we to believe that political influence will miraculously disappear, that the czar would have absolute power over unions, management, Congress and the White House?
Now control is something umpires enjoy less and less of, and without the absolute power over the management of the on-field game they once enjoyed, how can they continue to command the respect and the authority they once enjoyed?
Overall, we found that the integration of harvest planning and reserve design led to novel insights, and that the divergence in absolute performance between different management regimes (but not the ordinal ranking) was highly dependent on the ecological characteristics of the landscape.
No system provides absolute recommendations for fracture management or has validated prognostic value; most are purely descriptive.
