The phrase "again managing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of managing something once more or returning to a management role after a break.
Example: "After a brief hiatus, she is again managing the project team with renewed enthusiasm."
Alternatives: "once more overseeing" or "resuming management".
In trading early Monday morning, the euro declined again, managing at one time to reach a four-year low relative to the dollar.
So I lost a lot of time with that but I was pushing again, managing the tyres and opening the gap again compared to Jenson [Button].
Covering a coup against House Speaker John A. Boehner at the hands of his disgruntled conservatives, for instance, would be a much better — and more exciting — story than Mr. Boehner once again managing to barely keep his conference in line.
Euro Disney, owner of struggling theme parks near Paris that have never been able to bring in enough business to pay their debts, secured a new restructuring plan yesterday, once again managing to stave off bankruptcy.
He also went hitless again, managing only a walk in the eighth inning, which means questions on whether the hip that was surgically repaired in the spring of 2009 might be a problem for the rest of the season — or for the duration of Rodriguez's career — must continue to be raised.
Rodin's study in human energy "Walking Man" strode on a pedestal between the paintings, just at the point where the Andersons' Dobermans used to run, slide to a halt on the Oriental carpet, and take off again, managing never to smash into the art surrounding them.
He logged on again, managed to connect for a few minutes, and soon enough: nothing.
Baron Cohen had once again managed to subvert celebrity while maximising publicity.
The N.F.L. has again managed the magic of producing a huge news day with almost nothing actually happening.
Whatever the merits of his most recent acquisition, Oracle's Mr Ellison has once again managed to shake things up.
Update: On Wednesday, ESPN found itself at the center of another political firestorm, and again managed to satisfy no one.
