The phrase "admirably managing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is effectively and commendably handling a situation or task.
Example: "She is admirably managing the team's workload during this busy season."
Alternatives: "commendably handling" or "excellently overseeing".
Small change, indeed; but admirably managed.
While the Japanese love to buy imported goods–French bakeries blanket Tokyo like Starbucks in Manhattan, and half of all women here own something from Louis Vuitton they have admirably managed, for the most part, to keep their cities from becoming too overrun with the tackiness of American chain stores.
This is conceptually difficult for a lot of people to follow (though Bob Corker, rather admirably, managed to explain this earlier today).
Still, some fund managers are managing admirably to resist the temptation.
So far this issue has been admirably well managed, but if the current situation persists it will become increasingly difficult.
She could face down the kind of male bullying that often intimidates women in the workplace, and was clearly managing admirably to juggle family and her high-powered job.
"In the history of Australian politics it has been better if there is some tension" and the relationships had been "strengthened by the element of tension", he claimed, managing, admirably, to keep a straight face throughout.
At the time, I sensed that the abrupt move from a Shandong village to life in America was as jarring as one might imagine, but he was managing, admirably, with the help of his wife, Yuan Weijing, and a number of supporters on campus and elsewhere.
The other two teams, including Northeastern and Memorial University's Team Paradigm and Swissloop from ETH Zurich and other Swiss schools, both performed admirably as well, managing successful runs despite encountering a few technical hiccups.
Catastrophe managed admirably, with a wedding-night fight and a final crisis: Sharon's waters broke, alarmingly ahead of schedule.
