The phrase "achieve management" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of reaching a level of management or successfully managing something, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "To succeed in this industry, one must learn how to achieve management effectively."
Alternatives: "attain management" or "reach management".
-develop and implement conservation strategies and management actions with flexible options on land trust lands to maintain and improve habitat, and inform landowners of incentive programs that that will help achieve management goals.
Offering land trusts habitat assessments and voluntary conservation recommendations that give landowners flexible management options, as well as informing landowners of and providing guidance with incentive programs that will help achieve management goals.
A periodic review of sampling programs is essential to assess if they effectively and efficiently monitor spatial and temporal variations of key fisheries statistics, which provide the information critical to achieve management objectives.
David Seldin, the spokesman for the owners, said the off-ice turmoil, including the squabble with Palffy, is necessary to achieve management's long-term vision of a healthy franchise on Long Island, where attendance dipped to 74percentt of capacity last season.
To achieve management goals, it is necessary to strengthen the collaborative relationship between passenger service and equipment maintenance.
On the other hand, Policy Management is an activity to achieve management policies based on the organisational priorities.
Path-creating change in organizational form is proposed as an important element in achieving management control in hybrid organizations.
Assessing the effectiveness of management of protected areas is critical to understanding and improving management, to improving the level of management and to achieving management targets.
The system is designed to assemble, store and disseminate comprehensive data on NIS, and assist the evaluation of the progress made towards achieving management goals.
Achieving management buy-in/involvement is part of the six elements to obtain digital marketing excellence.
Once achieved, management may offer perks including free food or company smartphones, office gatherings to celebrate employees' birthdays or an expecting mother, for example.
