The phrase "adopt management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the implementation or acceptance of management practices or strategies.
Example: "In order to improve efficiency, the company decided to adopt management techniques that focus on team collaboration."
Alternatives: "implement management" or "embrace management".
If desert ecosystems are to provide these goods and services, the occupants and managers of the lands in arid regions will have to adopt management strategies that conserve the desired functional and structural attributes of the ecosystems and landscapes within a region.
The scandal also meant lost credibility for the administration of Kim Dae Jung in its efforts to get South Korean businesses to adopt management standards.
We have raised awareness of the problem among multinational brands, and trained their suppliers to adopt management systems to make sure workers get paid legally.
Frequent pesticide detection at toxic levels to test organisms in California's Central Coast waterbodies has motivated regulators, resource agencies and end-users to investigate and adopt management practices and technologies to diminish agricultural chemicals entering receiving waters.
Owners of tramp shipping systems or any tramp-like transport systems; namely those of cargo airplanes, trains, and trucks, are encouraged to adopt management policies that maintain these key elements.
Adaptation to harsh environments also requires farmers to adopt management practices that make the best possible use of livestock adaptations.
Assuring future crop yields whilst minimising impacts of agriculture on the environment requires that we adopt managements that replace pesticides by fostering pest regulation.
A frequent criticism of some widely adopted management theories is that they take insufficient account of the people who work in the firms that consultants analyze.
How? Instead of adopting management practices that dominate Western businesses, they're applying fresh practices of their own in strategy, leadership, talent, and organizational culture.
In order to succeed, open-source projects have adopted management practices similar to those of the companies they vie to outdo.
Capital grants to individual school districts would be contingent on adopting management and human resource practices that would improve school performance.
