The phrase "apply to managing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain principles, rules, or strategies are relevant or applicable to the act of managing something.
Example: "The strategies we discussed in the meeting can apply to managing our project more effectively."
Alternatives: "pertain to managing" or "relate to managing".
The experience of Messrs Schmidt and Rosenberg is so coloured by Google's accomplishments that many of their recommendations best apply to managing teams of aces in lucrative, fast-growing markets, not to overseeing a wide range of talent in low-margin businesses the life of most managers.
Welch, who is pictured on the cover of the book with his wedding band subtly displayed, and whose wife's name is listed below his in smaller but no less gilded type, was asked if the book contained any principles that might apply to managing intimate relationships.
As a person who is into reclamation, recycling and reducing waste, I feel my "green" principles aptly apply to managing the state budget of $4 billion prudently.
Finally, it should be stressed that this reasoning does not apply to managing individual asthmatics in the clinical setting.
The new rule does not apply to managed care.
On Thursday, Mr. Bloomberg also said that the city would convert nine acres of underused city-owned land into community garden sites, which nonprofit and community groups can apply to manage.
Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) and feline leukemia virus (FeLV) are reported to have similar risk factors and similar recommendations apply to manage infected cats.
Business consultant Terri Thompson, founder of Etiquette in Action in Paris, Ky., says the same idea applies to managing the scope of social networks.
"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.
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.
