The phrase "actions of managers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the behaviors, decisions, or activities undertaken by individuals in managerial positions.
Example: "The actions of managers play a crucial role in shaping the company culture and influencing employee morale."
Alternatives: "managerial actions" or "conduct of managers".
Corporate control-related actions of managers do not generally harm shareholders, but actions that eliminate actual or potential takeover bids are most suspect as exceptions to this rule.
Institutional capacity for change may be a strong predictor for the adoption of innovations, and this includes the actions of managers [ 20- 24].
Eight factors were identified concerning handover and teamwork, support and fellowship, communication openness, feedback and learning from error, intention to report events, adequate procedures and staffing, overall perceptions of patient safety and expectations and actions of managers.
Based on the study of systems of rules, this paper argues that these two dynamics in the evolution of e-government are, at least in part, the result of pressures from public managers attempting to solve problems and from citizens, businesses, and other stakeholders, attempting to control the actions of public managers.
director general of Bangladesh's national fire service, on the actions of some managers during a fatal fire at a garment factory.
The second focused on the actions of foundry managers after an employee was run over by a forklift and killed in 2000.
Mr. O'Keefe noted that most of the management of the space shuttle program had been replaced since the accident, but he refused to publicly judge the actions of individual managers involved in the ill-fated flight.
"He is a boy who is serious, honest and hardworking and is incapable of doing anything wrong," Ms. Le Goff said, declaring that her nephew had been manipulated and that authorities should examine the actions of his managers.
Meares said: "I was not personally accountable for the individual actions of individual managers in the Swiss bank but I absolutely share responsibility for anything that may have happened on my watch".
Without this pre-work, any improvisation is likely to be merely discretionary actions of uncoordinated managers.
Unsuspecting owners also can be held responsible for the actions of their managers or agents.
