The phrase "answer to managing" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing responses or solutions related to management, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The answer to managing team dynamics effectively lies in open communication."
Alternatives: "solution for managing" or "response to management".
For companies messaging, and its cousin chat, can be an answer to managing service in the internet age.
With a growing population of people living with long-term conditions, many with more than one long-term condition at a time, the answer to managing complexity and multi-morbidity will not come from doing more of the same but from changing the paradigm and finding new ways of working using a person-centred approach [ 1], and collaborative care provides such an opportunity.
Revising the pension age is part of the answer to manage these rising costs, but George Osborne's announcement will disproportionately affect our most vulnerable elderly.
For example, a person conducting a search to find original articles for constructing a systematic review will have different retrieval needs than the clinician who is looking for quick answers to manage a patient.
Evidence-based, patient-centered treatment along a continuum of care provided in the patient's neighborhood is the answer to successfully managing the chronic disease of addiction, just as it is for heart disease, cancer and diabetes.
The next best answer is to manage the organ shortage wisely.
"The Investment Answer: Learn to Manage Your Money & Protect Your Financial Future" by Daniel C. Goldie and Gordon S. Murray.
Now I know there are some people who say, yes there are costs of immigration, but the answer is to manage the consequences, not reduce the numbers.
Michael Mullin of Scripps says it delayed the return of the sardine by about 15 years.The obvious answer is to manage fish stocks conservatively.
"The answer is to manage the access to the data," Durbin explained.
