The phrase "acting as a manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is performing the duties or responsibilities of a manager, even if they are not officially in that position.
Example: "During the interim period, she was acting as a manager while the company searched for a permanent replacement."
Alternatives: "serving as a manager" or "functioning as a manager".
Formation state law will similarly govern the liabilities of foreign series organizations and foreign protected series so long as they arise from acting as a manager of or owning an interest in a foreign series organization or a foreign protected series, per § 701(4).
Anyone running an escort agency or brothel, or acting as a manager to workers, could face more than a decade in prison.
Cydia functions by acting as a manager for "repositories".
Serve as the lead for the eSTORE organization for cross functional partners acting as a project manager to evaluate, prioritize, develop, manage, implement and test eSTORE initiatives.
She added that Mr. Dimas was acting as a "risk manager".
Ansel, by all accounts a serious chef who was nominated this year for a prestigious James Beard Foundation award, has been backed into acting as a stage manager for the flaky, creamy little usurper.
Ms. Taylor said she paid her son a few thousand dollars over the years for work including cutting Mr. Phillips's hair, providing security for her when she checked the judge's property and acting as a property manager at some of the more "troubled" spots he owned.
When acting as a money manager the company is in direct control of customer assets and intelligently rebalances and allocates funds in order to achieve a user's desired investment objectives.
As part of this program patients presenting with fragility fracture were assessed in hospital and followed after discharge by a clinical nurse specialist acting as a case manager.
This is true whether you are acting as a professional coach, a manager, a family member, or a friend.
In these organizations the coordinator's role is something like that of a point guard in basketball, with the physician acting as a combined general manager and player-coach.
