The phrase "applied to managing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, techniques, or theories that are relevant or relevantly utilized in the context of management.
Example: "The principles of effective communication can be applied to managing a diverse team to enhance collaboration."
Alternatives: "relevant to management" or "pertinent to managing".
"We want to bring the same level of analytics, sophistication, and scientific rigour to managing people as is currently applied to managing finance and customers," Peakon co-founder Dan Rogers, who was most recently VP Growth at Songkick, tells me.
Close attention will also need to be applied to managing future climate change risks, given forecast changes in temperature and rainfall and secondary effects such as increased pests and diseases or more extreme weather.
Careful attention will also need to be applied to managing future climate change risks as well as to realising the opportunities from forecast growth in wood and fibre product demand particularly in the Asian region.
It is safe to assume high degrees of variability over time and therefore dynamic approaches should be applied to managing risk rather than passive ones.
Insights from experiences with unpredictable and extreme events such as hurricanes, floods, pest and disease outbreaks, invasions, and forest fires can be readily applied to managing in the context of climate change.
An energy management system is applied to manage the operation of the different component of the system when feeding the load.
It is also possible that the high frequency of episodes of mild hypoglycaemia experienced by participants in the intensive treatment arm provided "training" in management techniques that could then be applied to manage the more severe episodes that later occurred, resulting in reduced rate of mortality in this arm.
Long before 50 Cent filed his "strategic business" bankruptcy this week, high-profile funk, soul and pop acts had applied to manage their debt by declaring they lacked the cash to pay it off.
Most of the 14 companies that submitted proposals in August applied to manage a small number of schools, but Edison Schools presented a plan to oversee 45 schools by the fall of 2003.
Again and again, she applied to manage one sales department or another at Wal-Mart, and again and again she was passed over in favor of men -- or, she observed wryly, women who were younger and slimmer.
"It's fantastic that there will be additional resources put into high-needs schools," said Robert Hughes, the executive director of New Visions for Public Schools, a nonprofit organization that has applied to manage five struggling schools.
