The phrase "appointment of a manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of selecting or assigning someone to the role of a manager.
Example: "The appointment of a manager will take place next week during the board meeting."
Alternatives: "selection of a manager" or "designation of a manager."
Balaji Rao, a director of the Venky's group which owns Blackburn, was quoted in India saying that an appointment of a manager with "Premier League experience" was imminent.
There may be considerable work to be done in the short-term, from the appointment of a manager to the tweaking of a team, but, for once, it feels as if the longer-term oozes promise.
"Any appointment of a manager is always a risk, but these things are calculated risks.
Why, for instance, are they countenancing the appointment of a manager before the appointment of a chief executive?
A number of recommendations have been made including the appointment of a manager to oversee the team, "greater clarity" over its role, and a move away from its current base at Maltby Police Station.
Wise's presence had previously been speculated as being a blockage to any possible appointment of a manager.
Abramovich also informed the squad that he expects the appointment of a new manager, set to be former Chelsea manager Guus Hiddink on a short-term deal, to signal and immediate change in fortunes at Stamford Bridge.
Financial and business management, including the appointment of a general manager and marketing officer and detailed financial plans.
The glamour attached to the appointment of a European manager like Michael Laudrup has not derailed egos at the club according to Monk, who has seen five managers leave during his own stay.
Senior players are understood to be actively encouraging the appointment of a foreign manager, because they are underwhelmed by the list of available English contenders.
