The phrase "aligned management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing management practices that are coordinated or in agreement with certain goals or strategies.
Example: "The company implemented aligned management to ensure that all departments were working towards the same objectives."
Alternatives: "coordinated management" or "integrated management".
Mr. Brenn said investors appreciated that its plan aligned management pay with what shareholders might expect in gains from the company's stock.
That has aligned management's interests with investors, delighting those who advocate tying executive pay to performance.
Who is responsible for insuring aligned management functionality?
"We are raising money in high opportunity businesses like Gaana so that they can operate independently and nimbly, with separate, business aligned management," Gajwani explained.
Weinswig says "lack of an aligned management team in apparel has resulted in significant disruption in Wal-Mart's apparel business over the past three years".
Despite the recent controversy surrounding him, PZZA's founder (and CEO until recently) John Schnatter still owns 25% of the business, which has aligned management's incentives well with shareholders over time.
Aligning management compensation as closely as possible to the interests of shareholders has been debated for decades.
At the core of JDN's troubles, corporate governance specialists say, is a board that is too closely aligned with management to be an effective advocate for shareholders.
When workers are also owners of capital, their interests are aligned with management's, and solidarity is hard to gin up.
"Objective" outside directors, for example, are closely aligned with management, they are not as expert in the business, and they lack the detailed knowledge of the company needed for a truly objective evaluation of a business's prospects.
This paper presents the barriers identified in the feedback and presents an approach to the revision of the standard as a process based standard following the structure outlined in ISO/IEC Directives Annex SL and aligned risk management standards as a means to overcome these barriers.
