The phrase "act of the manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific action or decision made by a manager in a professional context.
Example: "The act of the manager in addressing the team's concerns was appreciated by all members."
Alternatives: "manager's action" or "manager's decision".
These two authors appear briefly, as interludes, but one wishes they were given their own acts, as in these moments there are glimpses of how Perkins needed to act like the manager of a sports team, using different tactics to bring out the best in his team of players.
That's the person who will act as the manager of your estate.
Similarly, subsections 105(4) and (5) apply local law to issues of liability arising from the filing of a designation of a protected series with Secretary of State, acting as the manager of a protected series, situations where a protected series acts as the manager of the series organization, and the liability of a transferee of an interest in a protected series.
During this time, in addition to wrestling, Martel acted as the manager for the team of "Playboy" Buddy Rose and "Pretty Boy" Doug Somers, whom she managed to win the AWA World Tag Team Championship.
She also acted as the manager to the team of K. C. James and Idol Stevens, collectively known as the Teacher's Pets, in 2006 after changing her on-screen character to that of a teacher.
Mike acts more as the manager of Delicious Pizza while Rick serves as the host.
In Act One, the manager of a corporate engineering group was tasked with reducing the cost of common materials used by a number of different product teams.
It was too much to expect that this would be a clean break, a simple act of a manager having had enough of the craziness off the pitch and departing for the good of the club and for the sake of his own peace of mind.
Caton said he was troubled when the three council members decided to hire Porter and allow the new finance director to act independently of the city manager.
Rickie Lambert's newly elevated status within England's ranks was confirmed by the simple act of manager Roy Hodgson removing him from the routine win against Moldova at Wembley.
And that after the game, to palliate the feelings of their opponents and prevent an act of revenge, the Twins' manager, Ron Gardenhire, brought Hunter to the Red Sox clubhouse, like a parent teaching a 6-year-old a lesson, to apologize to the team's manager, Terry Francona.
