The phrase "analysis and management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the examination and organization of data, processes, or resources, often in business or academic settings.
Example: "The report focuses on the analysis and management of financial resources to improve overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "evaluation and oversight" or "assessment and administration."
The RAMQ Direction for analysis and management of information manage the distribution of RAMQ data to external parties.
Under the current system, "managers are hamstrung," says Richard Geddes, Cornell University professor of policy analysis and management and a visiting scholar at the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research.
Review Manager is unique in that it provides not only data analysis and management features, but includes functionality to write the full systematic review report.
A result is a continuing deterioration in the quality and relevance of information available for financial analysis and management decisions.
"But we need to be clever in our analysis and management of the players.
In one particularly damning passage – paragraph 634 of the executive summary – Chilcot clinically exposes the inadequacies of organisation, analysis and management within government that contributed to Britain's disastrous mission in Iraq.
Once upon a time, said Rick Geddes, an associate professor in the department of policy analysis and management at Cornell University, the postal service was viewed as "a way to bind together the nation.
A recent paper in the Journal of Policy Analysis and Management suggests that, "as marijuana becomes more available, young adults in Colorado and Washington will respond by drinking less, not more".
"Foreign-born parents are distraught over the assimilation process for their kids," said Daniel T. Lichter, a professor of policy analysis and management at Cornell who has long studied marital assimilation and was the lead author of the study.
"There's always been a tradition of this, especially for the lower end of the housing market," said Alex Schwartz, the chairman of the department of urban policy analysis and management at the New School.
Every day 80 Americans die from gunshots and an additional 120 are wounded, according to a 2006 article in The Journal of Policy Analysis and Management.
