The phrase "affecting management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing issues, changes, or factors that have an impact on management practices or decisions.
Example: "The recent changes in regulations are affecting management strategies across the industry."
Alternatives: "impacting management" or "influencing management".
The major policy gap affecting management outcomes was the absence of a mechanism with which to manage cumulative impacts responsible for deterioration of key ecosystem processes and biodiversity.
AL: How is the empowerment of the individual, especially through social media, affecting management?
The two Supreme Court decisions affecting management of the Yosemite Grant are considered important precedents in land management law.
Interviews were semi-structured and consisted of four broad topic sections (factors affecting management of patients with symptoms of LRTI, management of patients with symptoms of LRTI, future of management of patients with symptoms of LRTI and attitudes to antibiotic resistance).
A factor of the utmost importance affecting management of DM was the strained economic situation, and in order to develop cost-effective and optimal diabetes care in a country with limited economic resources and 'the double burden of disease' [ 2, 7, 8] not only educational efforts based on individual beliefs are needed.
These results will not be made available to the managing clinicians and will not affect management.
That risk does not affect management decisions, and ignoring it has no implications for risk management.
The layoffs will affect management, clerical and support staff positions at the North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset and the Long Island Jewish Medical Center in New Hyde Park.
Many of JLR's UK job cuts will affect management roles, including at its sites in Coventry and Gaydon, Warwickshire.
We found that gender and dependent children significantly affected management advancement of female accountants, particularly mothers.
Potential order effects of exposure-based and affect management components were also examined.
