The phrase "acting as manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is temporarily fulfilling the role or responsibilities of a manager.
Example: "During the absence of the regular manager, I will be acting as manager to ensure that all operations run smoothly."
Alternatives: "serving as manager" or "functioning as manager".
Whether playing for the Tehran team Esteghlal, which he did for nearly 20 years, or for his country, which he did on 62 occasions, or acting as manager for several Iranian and Bangladeshi teams, he gathered fans by the million.
Its income derives primarily from the fees it charges for acting as manager of its five mutual funds, though it also earns some money as investment adviser, serving both individuals and corporations.
But he proved what a quick learner he was all over again by taking charge of the ATP's television operation, frequently acting as manager and director in the booth.
The bench coach Rob Thomson — acting as manager after Girardi's sixth-inning ejection for arguing balls and strikes — came to the mound to ask Rivera if he wanted to walk Ramírez and face Jacoby Ellsbury.
"It's quite possible that we'll go into Saturday with the current coaches, with Steve acting as manager," Sexstone told BBC Radio Bristol.
He was named to the 1940 All-Star team, and Cronin, acting as manager, selected Ruffing as his starting pitcher.
The reforms also attempted to change the management culture by separating management from service provision; either skills development for doctors and nurses acting as managers or engagement of a separate cadre of managers intended to allow health professionals more time for direct service delivery.
The students, acting as managers, had the opportunity to ask their employee for ideas or opinions.
The greatest chances for project success are realized when PIs, acting as managers, embrace the following premises.
Before they had their big break with "Everybody Dance Now," they worked behind-the-scenes, co-writing and producing songs for artists like Chaka Khan and Grace Jones, co-producing remixes, and acting as managers for various groups.
Forty percent of the raters were psychiatrists, 36% were psychologists, 88% were specialists, 63% were acting as managers (most of them as unit managers) and 67% had a priority rating experience of two years or more.
