The phrase "affects management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something influences or impacts the management of a situation, organization, or process.
Example: "The recent changes in policy significantly affects management's ability to make timely decisions."
Alternatives: "impacts management" or "influences management".
If the garbage collector is allowed free rein over erase operations while garbage collecting, this affects management of the lifespan of each SSD in the array.
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Unless surgery is planned, however, this rarely affects management.
In addition antibiotic overuse and the subsequent development of bacterial resistance is a growing problem [ 8] that increasingly affects management.
Meanwhile, several prospective clinical utility studies demonstrated that the knowledge of RS affects management of patients [ 11– 15].
They are now employing satellites to track those factors in order to predict and assess the risk of disease outbreaks, which in turn affects management decisions such as distribution of vaccines.
These results will not be made available to the managing clinicians and will not affect 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.
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.
