The phrase "adaptable management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a management style that is flexible and able to adjust to changing circumstances or environments.
Example: "In today's fast-paced business world, adaptable management is essential for responding to market changes and employee needs."
Alternatives: "flexible management" or "agile management".
Furthermore an adaptable management strategy and a communication concept are missing.
Research on the locally adaptable management and disease-preventive measures needs to be emphasized by the government and organic-promoting agencies as well as NGOs.
Among other things, the key features are proper slice design and establishment, security at interfaces, suitable access protocols, correct virtual resources sharing, and an adaptable management and orchestration architecture (MANO).
While the critical value of 0.7 has been selected somewhat arbitrarily and is an assumption of community values and behaviour, this provides a conservative assessment which better allows for pre-emptive and adaptable management.
Evaluation of multi-parameter physicochemical data alone can be a difficult task in itself, and the inclusion of additional data types increases the complexity of the analysis, but carefully designed models can assist with the interpretation of large, complex datasets, identify problems that may yet occur and allow for pre-emptive and adaptable management.
Farmeron provides an adaptable data management tool for farmers with a delightful, fun interface a world away form dull, agro-industry rivals - of which there are only two.
"Wouldn't it be great", you can't help but say to yourself as you wait for a screen or interaction in Salesforce to load, "if something came along that cracked the core problems of CRM but whose interface didn't slow me down?" Enter Asana, stage left, with arguably the quickest, most adaptable project management app on the Web.
It is interesting then to note the widespread coexistence of Callitris species alongside eucalypts with an entirely different, and potentially more adaptable, water management strategy.
If used in routine practice, it may also be useful to facilitate communication among clinicians, health professionals and patients to identify the most adaptable cancer management.
When dealing with SMEs, Universities and state organizations need to consider diverse and adaptable IP-management strategies (Saguy and Sirotinskaya 2014).
On the hierarchy of waste-management practices, resource recovery and recycling and waste-to-energy are more readily adaptable to MSW management.
