The phrase "anticipated management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing expected or planned management actions or strategies.
Example: "The anticipated management of resources will ensure that the project stays on schedule and within budget."
Alternatives: "expected management" or "projected management".
An understanding of long-term patterns of forest structural and compositional development is critical for anticipating management outcomes and developing appropriate silvicultural strategies for restoring complex forest conditions.
Requirements of such trials need to be anticipated, dynamic management strategies and flexible resourcing identified, thus allowing proper management of such trials while avoiding excess resource allocation.
Redundancies - in Local World corporate-speak "headcount reductions" - are also anticipated among management, commercial and administrative staff.
The dividend was lower than the 1p that some analysts had expected but Gary Greenwood, analyst at Shore Capital, said: "We are not particularly concerned by the fact that this is smaller than we anticipated as management had always said it would be a token effort at first".
This ruling concerning anti-smoking messages had the effect that Banzhaf had anticipated: the management of other television stations around the country began to be less laggard in complying with the F.C.C.'s fairness doctrine as it applied to anti-smoking messages.
B. Explore their anticipated data management and analysis needs.
The defender, who had a brief spell as caretaker manager following the departure of Coleman, admits he did not anticipate entering management this season.
The prediction of the long term trace element mobility in anthropogenic soils would be a way to anticipate land management and should help in reusing slightly contaminated materials.
We also anticipate better management of land resources and reduced risks of log theft (for instance by planting timber trees close to the road and cocoa in more distant plots).
Mr. Ante concludes that the general opened the doors of finance to entrepreneurs, and that he anticipated Peter Drucker, the management guru.
